For over 11 years, Shah has been a familiar face and a cherished part of the Pacific Werribee community, running the Tattslotto kiosk with his signature suave style and constant cheer. His friendly demeanor and kind words have made him a beloved figure among locals who look forward to visiting him whenever they pass by his kiosk.

Recently, Shah's lease for the kiosk was unexpectedly cancelled by centre management, despite him being up-to-date with his payments and maintaining a well-run business. To make matters worse, he was denied the opportunity to renew the lease as it had already been reassigned to another party, the owners of Extra, without any prior notice or explanation.

Shah, deeply invested in his business and the community, has spent significant resources, including hiring solicitors, in an effort to resolve this issue. The financial strain has put Shah's home at risk, threatening not only his livelihood but his very ability to remain a member of this community he loves and serves.

The termination of Shah's lease seems unjust, and it is imperative for centre management to understand the profound impact Shah has on the community and consider reinstating his lease. By supporting Shah, we aim to preserve the unique and welcoming atmosphere he brings to Pacific Werribee. Losing his presence would not only hurt Shah but diminish the spirit of the area.

Sign this petition to urge Pacific Werribee's centre management to reinstate Shah's lease for the Tattslotto kiosk, ensuring he can continue to brighten the days of countless locals and maintain his place within our community. Your signature can make a difference in preserving a local treasure and helping a community member in need.