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20 Questions with Rosalie Gorton-Lee

21 hours 4 min ago

Rosalie Gorton-Lee

Rosalie Gorton-Lee is the Tasmanian Greens' Convenor and Fundraising Coordinator.

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20 Questions with Roxanne Kennedy-Perriman

2 months 3 days ago

Roxanne takes some time out of her busy schedule to share her insights as Queensland's Volunteer Membership Convenor Assistant.

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20 Questions with Dominic Mugavin

3 months 1 day ago

Dominic Mugavin

Dominic is the Party Director for The Greens SA. Naturally he is focused on the upcoming State election campaign but found a few moments to disclose some of his goals and motivations.

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Recent Articles

Legalised cannabis, People's Bank, UBI: big ideas to upend the status quo

by Senator Richard Di Natale

The Greens have always been about upending the status quo. Richard Di Natale recaps three exciting, progressive policies the Greens recently introduced into the national debate.

by Rosalie Gorton-Lee

Rosalie Gorton-Lee is the Tasmanian Greens' Convenor and Fundraising Coordinator.

by Josephine Goldman

Australia’s current performance on climate change is considered among the worst in the world. So how exactly did we get here?

by Rebecca Galdies – National Co-Convenor

Australia's rapidly ageing population is putting the aged care sector under increasing pressure. Australian Greens Co-Convenor Rebecca Galdies offers some solutions to this worsening crisis, informed by a devastating firsthand insight into the sector.

by Kristina Viri

In April 2019, Partai Hijau (the Indonesian Greens) will run in the country's election for the very first time – and to help prepare for the experience, the party sent an intern to South Australia to learn directly from the SA Greens.

by Dr Richard Di Natale

by Alison Clarke

In 1996, ABS data showed that one in five Australian adults were close to illiterate. 20-odd years on, it doesn't appear things have improved – and it could be down to the politics clouding the way we teach our kids to read.

by Senator Richard Di Natale

Richard Di Natale weighs in on a busy few months around the country that culminated in the state elections in SA and Tasmania.

by Maia Kshemya

For many campaign organisations that throw their heart and soul into helping save the planet, there’s a common thread of fighting what’s not working. But how effective is such an approach?