Meanings of need some change in English

I expect Esther to dismiss him; then she will need some change of scene, and I mean to take her away.

There is a recent one, written in England, that needs some changes.

It needs some changes, needs a little length, but it'll be a solid Open venue.

Needing some change of ideas he tore it open, read it and flung it from him with annoyance.

Needing some change, he turned to Anthony and asked him if he had change for a $10 bill.

'I need some change for the pay phone.'

We need some changes there: new citizen advocacy panels, a stronger taxpayer advocate, phone lines open 24 hours a day, relief for innocent taxpayers.

"I will be needing some change."

"I need some change."

"You need some change."