How people shape change, and why your voice matters | How Australia Works - Vois blong yu i impotant, be fromse? | Hao Ostrelia i save wok

Can a small group change a local council decision? When Julie learns her community library may close, she joins other residents in a campaign to save it. Her story explores how you can take part in Australian democracy by signing petitions, attending community meetings, contacting councillors and voting. - Hemi tru se wan smol krup blong pipol oli save jenjem wan disisen blong lokol kaonsil? Long taem we Julie i bin faenemaot se laebri blong komuniti blong hem maet bae oli save sarem hem, hemi bin joenem ol narafala blong mekem wan kampem blong holem taet laebri ia. Storian blong hem i soem se yumi save tekpat long demokrasi long Ostrelia long saed blong saenem wan petisen, ko long wan komuniti mitin, toktok wetem ol lokol kaonsil memba mo tru long vot.

How Australia Works is an SBS podcast that uses real stories and clear explanations to help you understand how government work in Australia, how laws are made and changed, and how you can have a say. Listen to the series and find shorter versions in 60 languages on the How Australia Works main page. - Hao Ostrelia i save wok i wan SBS podkas we i kat ol tru storian mo klia toktok blong letem yu save hao kavman long Ostrelia i save wok, hao oli save mekem o jenjem ol loa, mo hao yu save yusum vois blong yu long hemia. Lisen long ol pat blong hem mo harem moa long 60 kaen lanwis long How Australia Works main page.