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Need to have a sign that the house is Halloween friendly. Add house to a map at a police station. Get some parents driving around a group of kids if houses are far in between. Have a little party on an oval at midnight.
Nothing much just something to do. The more the merrier. Kids don't have much.
Send an email to principal for them to print out maps for the kids, done up spooky style.
Otherwise look out for pumpkins in front yards with candles in them. Nice little night out, some houses with doors open for kids to hang out, watch movies and move on, come back if they can't find anywhere else as interesting.
Map could cover a city though. Added to phone. Made a mode for the night with google maps. Have it on a friday regardless what day it's on. Some doing double, bigger night on friday or saturday so it can be all night long. Not done too often with many kids.
Pretty pissweak not to get involved. Good excuse to get a bunch of lollies. If the kids don't show up have them yourself. Could have some kind of Aussie haloween after easter where leftovers are given to kids that show up. Whatever. Should be encouraging people having a good time. Could bring together parents too. Having their own party for the night while their kids are looked after. Anyone on the street that isn't teen picked up by the police. Streets cleared for the night so kids can run around safely.
Part of a phone app people are encouraged to have so kids can call for help on one and the closest people informed of it and simple arrow/voice commands on how to find them.
Boring isn't australian culture. Boring is ust common failure.
