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Julie Underdown
Bunbury, Western Australia-based community campaigner and trainer/assessor at JSW Training & Community Services, featured on SBS's How Australia Works podcast.
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Sep 23, 2026
How people shape change, and why your voice matters
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L-FRESH The LIONHOST
[upbeat music] Let's start close to home, not in Parliament House, not in a courtroom, in a library.
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2:26Julie UnderdownGUEST
I was born in the UK, and I arrived in Australia as a migrant on a ship in 1964.
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2:33Julie UnderdownGUEST
When the City of Bunbury Council made a decision to close the Withers Library, I believe it was in the newspaper but also on Facebook.

L-FRESH The LIONHOST
It was meetings, petitions, conversations, local knowledge, and persistence, and a clear message: "This matters to us."
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5:29Julie UnderdownGUEST
For someone who feels that their voice doesn't count and the whole system is too hard to navigate, your voice does count.