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Rewind to 1950s Australia, when an influx of Italian immigrants helped build our country. Hardworking working immigrants poured concrete slabs, built timber frames, and constructed double-brick homes that still stand today, despite their now outdated facades.<br>
Inside these homes, the air was filled with fresh, comforting aroma of slow-cooked Italian meals, lovingly prepared and shared around the dinner table by the nuclear family. What a time to be alive!<br>
Years later, many of the children of these hardworking immigrants went on to become doctors, educators, builders, labourers, and architects, continuing to shape the fabric of this nation just as their parents and grandparents had done.<br>
Fast forward to the 2020s, and the skills of Italian immigrants are no longer valued in Australia. Well-built double-brick homes have been replaced by stacked (quickly) and often poorly constructed veneer shoeboxes. Slow-cooked meals shared at the family table have given way to fast food, and there is “no time” to sit and eat together as a family.<br>
Come on, let’s flip the narrative. Let’s make it easier for Italian immigrants to settle here, so they can contribute to and enrich this nation, just as our families did.<br>
If making Italian pastries and cakes isn’t a skill, I don’t know what is?<br>
Let the Bonavoglia family stay in Australia!
Jacqueline supported: URGENT: Help Adelaide Pastry Chef + Dad Luca Bonavoglia Get Permanent Residency.It doesn't matter if it's a short or long drive, in a remote area or in the middle of a busy street, we should feel safe when we call roadside assistance. As women we feel particularly alert in vulnerable situations like this. Having some simple requirements in place to verify the person sent to assist is essential for client and contractor safety.
Kate supported: Require identification methods for Roadside Assist contractorsI’m Laura’s sister. On the night of the incident that inspired this petition, she called me because she was scared. Through the phone I heard him swearing at her and I was genuinely afraid for her safety. This is not good enough. <br>
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I want to know that with all the driving my sister does, she can safely use roadside assistance. I also want to make sure that incidents like the 10th of February never happen again.
Kate supported: Require identification methods for Roadside Assist contractorsPetition Update: Silencing the Public While Charging $3,200<br>
Headline: They are closing the comments, but we won't be silenced.<br>
As our petition continues to grow, it has become clear that the organizers of the upcoming "Her Best Life" retreat are aware of the public’s frustration. Comments have been limited or disabled on their social media pages—effectively silencing Australians who are questioning why public funds should support this visit.<br>
If this event is truly about "empowerment" and "community," why are they afraid to hear from the Australian public?<br>
The Reality of the Visit:<br>
• Exorbitant Costs: While Australians struggle with a record-high cost of living, this "girls' weekend" at the InterContinental Sydney Coogee Beach is charging up to $3,199 AUD for a VIP ticket. This is not a charitable mission; it is a luxury commercial event.<br>
• Private Interests, Public Bill: Despite these being private, high-priced engagements—including Prince Harry’s paid speaking role in Melbourne—the burden of security and logistics often falls on the host nation.<br>
• Treason against the Crown: We continue to stand by our belief that individuals who have actively undermined the Royal Family and the Monarchy have no place receiving state-funded hospitality in a Commonwealth nation.<br>
We are calling on the government to provide a clear guarantee: Not one cent of taxpayer money should be used for the security, transport, or coordination of this private, commercial tour.<br>
Please continue to share this petition. They can limit their comment sections, but they cannot ignore thousands of signatures.
Marcia supported: No Taxpayer-Funding or Official Support for Harry & Meghan’s Private Visit to Australia!As stated in the petition and by other respondents, they are no longer working royals. Yet their visit would necessitate security at a level similar to before. So to me it is unfair to burden Australian tax payers for no sovereign "gain." On a side note I do not think the petition organisers do themselves a favour with the emblazoned "We don't want you here" message. That is a different matter altogether.
Denis supported: No Taxpayer-Funding or Official Support for Harry & Meghan’s Private Visit to Australia!You’re not alone — a community of supporters is ready to back you.
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