Residents in Bayside, Melbourne, voice strong opposition to government housing plans, fearing loss of community and infrastructure. Proposed changes aim to boost housing density around public transport hubs, potentially allowing buildings up to sixteen stories high. Frustrations grow as government adds more locations to its Small Sites program, potentially leading to loss of parking spots. Residents argue lack of necessary infrastructure and community consent for tall high-rises. A large group of residents, led by politicians, march to protest plans, highlighting strong opposition. Victorian government maintains its overhaul of planning laws will make housing market fairer.

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