This topic page gathers petitions concerning a wide range of public health issues affecting communities in Australia, New Zealand, and beyond. They include access to medical treatments such as fertility and IVF services, emergency health funding following natural disasters like flooding, and debates around health policies impacting conditions like Lyme disease. There are also petitions addressing mental health support funding, general practice healthcare accessibility, and public responses to health mandates such as mask regulations during events. Additionally, some petitions focus on social considerations relating to health, such as raising the age of social media citizenship and affirming choice in healthcare decisions across different regions.
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There comes a point when a council's decisions become so disconnected from the people it is meant to serve that we can no longer accept them without challenge.
We must be the force that brings the machine to a halt. The council must understand one simple truth:
THE COUNCIL DOES NOT FUNCTION WITHOUT US.
We must make it clear to those who govern and those who influence them that unless they listen to the community and act on our legitimate concerns, the normal functioning of the shire will be disrupted through collective action!
BRING BACK THE BIN!
Households are already diverting food waste through composting and feeding pets, so general waste volume barely changes! yet council has completely ignored household size, young infants, elderly residents, and people with medical needs.
Rates are up while service reliability drops, and an extra bin now costs more, penalising those already doing the right thing!
FOGO waste is processed by a private operator in another municipality, raising the question of who actually benefits.?
Latrobe City runs FOGO and keeps weekly general waste collection, proving the FOGO "state mandate" doesn't require cutting red-bin services.
Rolled out with no meaningful consultation with ratepayers.
Absolutely disgraceful.
we are exhausted. four young kids one bin two weeks waiting, the smell the mess the constant worry about what to do next we were already doing everything right composting recycling, cutting back on plastic packageing why are we being made to pay more for reduced service and the special program you say will be decided in a few months is not good, I am very unhappy at councis choice
Reducing pick up of rubbish and not increasing the size of the bin ins ludicrous. 1 small FOGO bag in a large green bin picked up this week. A full rubbish bin now over flowing. Whoever allowed this to go through really did not think about real families and waste.