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The Greens Japan: how is the party going eight years after Fukushima?

26 April, 2019 - In Japan, the Greens are a fledgling party – and they’re fighting an uphill battle. We speak to a Greens councillor in the region about the fut...

Will you join our overseas volunteer team?

26 April, 2019 - In the upcoming federal election, every single vote will count. That includes those cast by the thousands of Australians living overseas – and ...

20 Questions with Kristin O’Connell

22 March, 2019 - (Obscure) apps, Bokor Mountain and (black) coffee – we find out the ABCs of what makes Petersham-Newtown group member and former Australian Gre...

20 Questions with Willisa Hogarth

22 March, 2019 - (Jacinda) Ardern, ’Boys Will Be Boys’ and coffee – we find out the ABCs of what makes the Australian Greens’ National Co-Convenor Willisa Hogar...

Are we changing the system or is it changing us?

22 March, 2019 - Electoral politics call upon those engaging in it to play by certain ethics-warping rules. But if you accept and follow those rules for long en...

National policy changes and exciting opportunities

22 March, 2019 - It’s been a busy few years for our policy team, who’ve done some incredible work since the 2016 election. And they’ve got a lot more ahead of t...

Tired and angry: why we need Julian Burnside in Parliament

22 March, 2019 - Political leaders are treating Australians – and our environment, climate and humanitarian interests – with disrespect and disdain. That’s why ...

Welcome to EverGreen

22 March, 2019 - In 2016, the Greens established our gifts in wills program as a very special way for our supporters to help build a future for all of us. Today...

A global learning experience down under

22 February, 2019 - Every two years, Green parties from more than a dozen countries come together to share ideas, learn about campaigning and discuss pressing i...

Cotton, corruption and climate change

22 February, 2019 - No matter how many times the PM tells us to pray for rain, the catastrophic state of the Murray Darling is not the result of drought nor an ...

Our democracy is not for sale

22 February, 2019 - Over the past six years, the two major parties have accepted more than $100 million in political donations from big corporations. That means...

Powered by the people: we need you!

22 February, 2019 - Real progress happens when people come together – particularly as we approach the federal election. So we‘re putting the call-out for volunt...