- Animals
- Arts
- Biological Diversity
- Childcare
- Children and Young People
- Climate Change and Energy
- Community Participation in Government
- Constitutional Reform and Democracy
- Corporate Governance
- Disability
- Drugs, Substance Abuse and Addiction
- Economics
- Education
- Employment and Industrial Relations
- Environmental Principles
- Genetically Manipulated Organisms
- Global Economics
- Global Governance
- Health
- Housing
- Human Rights
- Immigration and Refugees
- Indigenous Australians
- International Relations
- Justice
- Marine and Coastal Areas
- Media and Communications
- Multiculturalism
- Natural Resources
- Nuclear
- Older People
- Overseas Aid
- Peace and Security
- Population
- Science and Technology
- Sexuality and Gender Identity
- Social Services
- Sport and Physical Recreation
- Sustainable Agriculture
- Sustainable Planning and Transport
- Waste
- Water and Inland Aquatic Environments
- Women
The Greens welcome the presence of people from many cultural backgrounds. Multiculturalism has enriched Australia.
The Greens believe refugees should be treated fairly, with compassion and with dignity. We oppose the cruel and unnecessary policies of mandatory detention and offshore processing.
The Greens will:
- Abolish mandatory detention
- Assess claims for refugee status while people live in the community
- End offshore processing on Nauru or Christmas Island
- Abolish temporary protection visas that leave refugees in limbo
- Support, promote and strengthen multiculturalism
- Oppose divisive citizenship tests
- Establish a new climate refugee visa to help those displaced by climate change.