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Laws to abolish ‘good character’ for sexual offenders pass NSW Upper House

7 May, 2026 - The Greens worked across the Parliament to pass nation-leading reforms in the NSW Upper House that would end consideration of “good character” as ...

Inquiry calls for gas tax review after Middle East conflict

7 May, 2026 - The Greens-led Select Committee into the taxation of Australia’s gas resources has tabled its final report, agreeing that the gas export tax regim...

Labor’s fuel crisis budget will pick a side: ordinary people or corporate profits

7 May, 2026 - As the illegal war in the Middle East fuels inflation and economic inequality, Labor's budget must choose a side: deliver for people, or deliver f...

GAS RESERVE WILL PROLONG THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN RIP OFF: GREENS

7 May, 2026 - Labor’s adoption of the Australian Energy Producers-supported gas reservation policy as Australian government policy is yet another capitulation t...

Greens motion calls for strategy to tackle youth homelessness crisis

7 May, 2026 - Quotes attributable to Laura Nuttall MLA, ACT Greens spokesperson for young people "All Canberrans have a right to a roof over their head, but ...

GREENS SAY LABOR HAS CHOSEN GAS CORPORATIONS OVER THE FUTURE OF EVERYDAY VICTORIANS AND THE ENVIRONMENT

7 May, 2026 - The Greens have slammed Labor’s decision to approve the largest new gas project in over a decade, saying they chose gas corporations over everyday...

“Instead of making dodgy deals with Lotto, tax the gambling corporations” Greens say

6 May, 2026 - The Greens have called out Jacinta Allan’s Labor government for doing dodgy deals with gambling corporation, The Lottery Corporation, in the name ...

Minns Labor Government refuses to rule out fracking for gas in Great Artesian Basin

6 May, 2026 - Minns Labor Government refuses to rule out fracking for gas in Great Artesian Basin NSW Minister for Resources Courtney Houssos has refused to ...

Lock, stock and barrel: ACT Greens secure win on comprehensive fuel relief plan

5 May, 2026 - The ACT Legislative Assembly have backed the Greens' practical plan to make clean transport cheaper and more accessible to Canberrans. The Gree...

Artificial Intelligence is a Dangerous Oxymoron

5 May, 2026 - In September 2025 a settlement of $475 million in the Robodebt Class Action provided compensation to victims of the unlawful AI-based government s...

Famine in Waiting

5 May, 2026 - Closure of the Strait of Hormuz has huge and immediate effects on global food production, with poor countries most adversely affected By Peter ...

VICTORIAN GREENS SECURE URGENT FUNDING TO UPGRADE TOILETS AT SPENSLEY STREET PRIMARY 

5 May, 2026 - The Victorian Greens have secured $1.08 million in funding to urgently upgrade the toilets at Spensley Street Primary School in Clifton Hill.&nbsp...

Sophie McNeill’s April Update

5 May, 2026 - Blowing the whistle on Woodside, followed by a gas chat, and trying to induce meaningful debate on the fuel crisis  By Hon Sophie McNeill,...

Jess Beckerling’s April Update

5 May, 2026 - So many issues addressed, like Alcoa in the Jarrah forests, sexual assault awareness, and activities in the Parliament, in the media and in the co...

Brad Pettitt’s April Update

5 May, 2026 - Fuel crisis, housing accountability, and keeping up the pressure  By Hon Brad Pettitt, MLC  April was dominated by the escalating ...