• Fuel Crisis? Make Public Transport Affordable
    The war in the Middle East has exposed a hard truth: Australia is deeply dependent on imported fuel, and when global supply is disrupted, ordinary people pay the price. Right now: • Petrol prices are rising rapidly • Fuel shortages are being reported across multiple states   • The federal government has convened emergency meetings to respond   Experts, unions, and policymakers are already calling for action. One of the clearest solutions? Discounted or free public transport to reduce pressure on fuel supply and household costs. Queensland has already shown what’s possible with 50-cent fares. Victoria can act too. We’ve already spent billions building the network, including the Metro Tunnel and new stations across Melbourne. Now we need to make sure people can afford to use it.
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    Created by Daniel Daniel
  • STOLEN AGREEMENT [CENTURY MINE]
    SIGN THIS PETITION TO HELP THE NATIVE TITLE HOLDERS WHO ARE BEING RIPPED OFF BY NON INDIGENOUS COMPANY, QLD STATE GOVERNMENT AND OTHER INDIGENOUS PEOPLE FROM OUR REGION WHO ARE OBVIOUSLY NOT RESPECTING  ABORIGINAL CULTURE, BROKEN LORE OF THE 4 NATIVE TITLE GROUPS. WHY IDENTIFY AS ABORIGINAL IF YOU CAN'T RESPECT THE CULTURE & LORE THAT WAS IS PLACE FOR 1,000 OF YEARS THE GULF COMMUNITIES AGREEMENT ONLY EVER APPLIED TO WAANYI, GKUTHAARN, KUKATJ AND MINGINDDA PEOPLE NOT OTHER GROUPS IN THE LOWER GULF TO NOW COME OUT AND MAKE DECISIONS, STEALING OUR RIGHTS, SHAME ON  ALL YOU OTHER MOB MAKING DECISIONS FOR OTHER TRADITIONAL GROUPS COUNTRY, SHAME ON SIBANYE-STILLWATER CENTURY MINE AND BIGGEST SHAME ON STATE GOVERNMENT LETTING ALL THIS HAPPEN YOU ARE A PARTY TO THAT GULF COMMUNITIES AGREEMENT  ...
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    Created by Francine George
  • That the RBA change its Criteria for Setting Interest Rates
    Because of the unjust nature of the process.It punishes people not responsible for increasing prices which are set by sellers not excess demand by buyers. Increases in fuel prices should be sufficient to take money out of the economy without adding an extra household burden
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    Created by Michael Smythe
  • WITHDRAW AUSTRALIAN SUPPORT FOR THE ILLEGAL AGGRESSION AGAINST IRAN
    This matters to all Australians. Coalition Prime Ministers have in past decades dispatched our soldiers and Air Force to support  invasions by the USA of Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan. In every case these invasions were accompanied by false or misleading propaganda, and in every case they were disastrous; far from establishing working democracies favourable to western interests, they were decisively defeated in Vietnam and Afghanistan, and have led to chaotic internal politics in Iraq. Australian lives were lost or permanently damaged supporting these invasions, not to mention the deaths and suffering inflicted on the local population of each country. The Labor Prime Minister Gough Whitlam withdrew Australian troops from Vietnam as soon as possible after taking office. But now we have a new Labor Prime Minister, Antony Albanese, declaring support for yet another dangerous military venture, this time led by a corrupt and erratic US President and an accused war criminal Prime Minister of Israel. We must ask him to withdraw that support, otherwise Australia may be involved in yet another  disastrous conflict, this time a conflagration which threatens to engulf  the entire Middle East.
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    Created by Michael Ewans
  • school shoud be 4 days
    We, the undersigned students, parents, educators, and community members, respectfully request that our school adopt a four‑day school week in place of the current five‑day schedule. This change would maintain academic quality while improving student wellbeing, teacher effectiveness, and overall school community health. 🌱 Why a Four‑Day Week Benefits Students • Reduced stress and burnout — Students face increasing academic pressure, homework loads, and extracurricular commitments. A shorter week provides essential recovery time, improving mental health and motivation. • More time for family, rest, and personal development — An extra day allows students to pursue hobbies, sports, part‑time work, and community involvement. • Improved attendance and engagement — Schools that have adopted four‑day weeks often report fewer absences and higher classroom participation. 🎓 Why It Supports Teachers and Learning Quality • More planning and preparation time — Teachers gain a dedicated day to plan lessons, assess work, and collaborate, leading to higher‑quality teaching. • Reduced teacher burnout — A healthier work–life balance helps retain skilled educators and improves classroom energy. • Better focus during the school day — Slightly longer class periods allow for deeper learning and fewer interruptions. 💰 Why It Makes Sense for Schools and Communities • Lower operational costs — Schools save on transport, utilities, and staffing for one day each week. • More efficient use of resources — A focused four‑day schedule encourages smarter planning and reduces wasted time. • Positive community impact — Families gain flexibility, and local programs can offer enrichment activities on the fifth day. 📌 Our Request We ask school leadership and the governing education body to: 1. Conduct a formal review of the four‑day school week model. 2. Consult with students, parents, and teachers about implementation options. 3. Trial a four‑day week for one term to evaluate academic outcomes, wellbeing, and community response. We believe this change will create a healthier, more effective, and more modern learning environment for everyone. We respectfully urge you to consider this proposal.
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  • Stop the clearing of 2,723 hectares of tropical savanna in the Northern Territory!
    In Australia, we we losing vegetation and biodiversity at an alarming rate. Australia is one of the world’s deforestation hotspots, with more than 45% of forests cleared since European settlement. Over 10 million hectares of forests and woodlands were cleared between 2000–2017, including more than 7.7 million hectares of threatened species habitat. Northern Territory contains one of the largest and most intact tropical savanna systems left on the Earth.  Tropical savanna woodlands provide habitat for mammals, reptiles, frogs and birds including critically threatened species such as Gouldian finches, freshwater sawfish, pig-nosed turtles, red goshawks and ghost bats. Not only do these woodlands support important fauna, but savanna woodlands stabilise soils, filter sediments and slow surface runoff during intense seasonal rain.  Savanna woodlands also store carbon in the trees and soil. Clearing releases that stored carbon and removes the future capacity of the land to absorb emissions. Northern Territory’s tropical savanna ecosystem is one of the last large, relatively intact savanna landscapes left on the planet. Please help me save it. 
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    Created by Jill Martin
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  • Constitutional Consequences for racist politicians
    Cultural safety is everyone’s right and responsibility. No matter what culture!! 
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    Created by Lavinia Gibbs
  • Transparency in parliament Disclaim all of the liars
     The opposition should take up this matter to get to the truth
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    Created by James Calderwood
  • Petition to improve Dog and Cat management practices across the Limestone Coast
    Reports of councils not taking animals that could be rehomed to a vet or making any attempt to find an owner also using unethical means to euthanasia animals  With no desexing programs running the number of lives lost each year is unexceptable . There is proven better ways to operate and change needs to be made to achieve this .
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    Created by Cindy Tully
  • We Need More Disabled Parking Bays at the Ferry Terminal
    When a Disability Permit holder can't find a vacant Disabled Parking Human Rights and Disability Discrimination...quote TMR rules
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    Created by Steve Watts
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    Created by Richard Trudgen