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Almost 300,000 people have signed petitions calling for an end to violence against women in Australia, including ones started by @ShereleMoody and @WWYWAUSTRALIA. Join the growing movement today change.org/m/ending-viole…

@Peter_Fitz Was it this petition for Hem's Law? c.org/5c5BznJD Over 33,000 Aussies have signed.

Somewhere or other recently, David, I saw a petition re expanding Assisted Dying to those with severe dementia. It'd obviously have to come with many rock-solid safeguards, but if I was suffering from it, it's definitely what I'd want. Is that a growing movement in medical world?

@XOQueenEsther @Kimberleycup If you agree that the Australian Government must confirm that no taxpayer-funded support or official resources will be allocated to this visit, sign the petition: c.org/HthRbd4R

Dear Meghan Markle and spare Harry, if the Australian petition is such a “moot point,” why are you scrambling to put out statements like this? This reads exactly like someone who sat down angry and tried to sound smart but failed miserably. Then the audacity to call it “stupid” while serving up this nonsense 🤭 Nobody calm and unbothered puts out statements like this. This is what desperation looks like when the narrative isn’t going their way. If they were actually secure in their position, they wouldn’t need to keep churning out these defensive, condescending statements. This is pure damage control, and not even a good one. Privately funded? Then keep it private. And that “26.5 million Australians” line is genuinely embarrassing. “People didn’t sign, so they agree” is the kind of nonsense you come up with when you’re cornered and flailing. It’s not just wrong, it’s laughably stupid. The arrogance is wild for this two grifters whose entire public image now runs on constant damage control. This whole statement reeks of insecurity and desperation. It’s hitting a nerve, and I am here for it 🍿

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For 15 years, Jan's son and his housemates have called Abbeyfield House home. Now, the Marion City Council plans to sell it. Sign the petition now before it's delivered to Independent MP Frank Pangallo tomorrow at South Australia's Parliament. Change.org/SaveAbbeyfield…

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Almost 300,000 people have signed petitions calling for an end to violence against women in Australia, including ones started by @ShereleMoody and @WWYWAUSTRALIA. Join the growing movement today change.org/m/ending-viole…

Over 6,000 Australians are supporting @TroyStolz, who has stage four cancer, in his fight to save Gummun Place Hostel, and stop 16 vulnerable elderly residents from leaving their homes and moving hundreds of kilometres away from their families. Sign now Change.org/SaveGummunPlac…

The debate on the Liberal Party's $600B nuclear plan heats up as the election nears. 6,000 signers push for renewables, citing high costs and environmental risks. CSIRO warns nuclear could cost twice as much. Sign now: Change.org/Opposenuclear

Political parties can spam you legally! Shane Clancy urges them to follow the same spam laws as businesses after repeated texts from Clive Palmer’s party. Will you sign to close this loophole and protect your privacy? chng.it/Dvt7JPGkNz

The 2025 federal election is on Saturday, 3 May! 🗳️ Get informed and ready to vote. Whether it's your first time or not, understanding the election and party positions is key. At Change, we’re here to help you make your voice heard! See you at the polls! #Vote #Election2025

🎉 Sathees granted permanent residency! Huge win for him & Geelong! Thanks to 11,400 supporters! 🙌

Jo Hilder has launched a petition calling for a government inquiry into Clive Palmer’s anti-trans political ads which appeared across television, print, and radio 🏳️‍⚧️ Call on the Australian Government to examine the legality of Palmer’s advertising here: ow.ly/Wh8k50VIHhx

(Warning: Distressing themes) Thousands are signing a petition calling for Gisèle Pelicot, the woman who was at the center of a landmark sexual violence trial in France, to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. You can read or sign the petition at Change.org/Gisele. #france #giselepelicot #gisele #mercigisele

Here’s a bonus stat: our most active supporter signed an incredible 14,000 petitions this year (that’s 38 petitions a day! Link the full report below: news-au.changedotorgcontent.com/wp-content/upl…

The Change.org Australia 2024 Impact Report is here! Aussies, you've been busy: in 2024, over 2.5 million Australians signed more than 5.8 million petitions and achieving 500+ victories. Congratulations on making real, impactful change in your communities this year

This year, a Change.org petition saved Australians almost $2 billion U.S. dollars ($3 billion AUD) in student loan debt. After Australians experienced a 7.1% increase on their student debts in 2023, Dr. Monique Ryan, an independent member of Australian parliament, launched a petition aimed at reforming the Higher Education Contribution Scheme (HECS), which governs student debt in Australia. The petition garnered support from over 280,000 Australians, ultimately leading to the cancellation of almost $2 billion U.S. dollars in student debt for three million people. You can find the petition at Change.org/HECSdebt. @Mon4Kooyong @JasonClareMP #studentdebt #studentloans #HECS #australia

With over 41,000 lives lost and 1.7 million people displaced, advocacy continues across Australia.

Students have also mobilized, urging universities to divest from companies involved in the conflict, and the Gaza Sunbirds para-cycling team had to pause training to deliver aid during ongoing violence and petitioned the Italian government for urgent visa approvals.

As we mark one year since the escalation of the Israel-Palestine conflict, we reflect on the powerful activism that has emerged in Australia and beyond. Over 150 petitions on our platform have captured urgent calls for change.