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Mothers and daughters recognised in NSW Parliament after 15 years of failed State justice for child sexual assault

3 June, 2026 - Following reporting by the Sydney Morning Herald, the NSW Parliament has today passed a motion recognising the State harm caused to two very youn...

Alcoa’s Exemption Order Revoked But Clearing Continues

3 June, 2026 - Alcoa’s Exemption Order – which allows the company to continue mining without EPA approval – will be revoked this month to update the condit...

Greens warn Victorian Government to protect patient information from genocide-linked AI company

3 June, 2026 - The Victorian Greens have warned the Victorian Government to protect Victorian health patient data from being sent to AI company linked to lethal...

Time's up for tinkering: ACT Greens push Labor to deliver on public transport

3 June, 2026 - The ACT Greens have said the recent fuel crisis has exposed a hard truth: Labor's years of tinkering policy and short-term thinking have left Can...

Labor, Liberal and One Nation all refuse to support tax on gas exports in parliament

2 June, 2026 - The Greens spokesperson for resources, Steph Hodgins-May, and Member for Ryan, Elizabeth Watson-Brown, condemn the major parties teaming up to sh...

Boag’s decision doesn’t pass the pub test

2 June, 2026 - The Greens have slammed a decision by multi-billion dollar beverage company Lion that will see Boag’s Brewery stop brewing beer in Tasmania from ...

Minimum wage still won’t pay the rent

2 June, 2026 - The Fair Work Commission’s decision today to increase the modern award wage rate by 4.75% from 1 July 2026, still won’t pay the rent. Sin...

Horror police violence exposed by Four Corners escalates urgent calls to bolster watchdog powers

2 June, 2026 - Labor Premier Chris Minns and Police Minister Yasmin Catley must bolster the powers and capacity of the independent police watchdog after a bruta...

Greens slam Labor for weasel words and “committing to absolutely nothing” on corruption 

2 June, 2026 - The Victorian Greens have accused Jacinta Allan’s Labor Government of weasel words and kicking the can down the road on corruption after the gove...

Greens join with Civil Society to call for Hertzog charges to be dropped

1 June, 2026 - The Greens NSW have joined with 43 other civil society organisations in an open letter to the NSW Premier calling for all charges made again...

Labor’s subsidy for Tasmanian native forest destruction

1 June, 2026 - The Federal Government’s decision to hand almost $53 million to Cement Australia’s Railton facility is yet another subsidy for native forest dest...

Debt spiral on $50,000 arts degrees to get worse as indexation hits

1 June, 2026 - Student debt will increase by over $1 billion today, as students and graduates already struggling with skyrocketing uni fees and the cost of livi...