Australia and Vietnam: The 50‐Year Legacy Introduction

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The Vietnam War significantly shaped Australia's national identity and foreign policy, influencing ongoing debates.
The influx of Vietnamese refugees tested existing policies and facilitated the end of the White Australia Policy.
Veterans' campaigns about Agent Orange transformed public perceptions of soldiers, contributing to an Anzac Revival.
The issue of the Vietnam War continues to resonate in Australian history, reflecting broader social and cultural shifts.

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This special edition analyzes the Vietnam War's legacy in Australia, spotlighting refugee experiences and changes in national identity.

Richardson et al. (2025) studied this question.

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