25 August, 2025 - The major parties have just passed legislation that will allow the Government to spend an unknown amount of public funds on building housing f...
22 August, 2025 - The Greens say the Government's roundtable has delivered nothing for workers, renters and first home buyers, according to Greens Senator Barba...
20 August, 2025 - Australians should have the legal right to work from home at least two days a week where it is practical and reasonable, according to federal ...
14 August, 2025 - Housing Minister Clare O’Neil’s promise to deregulate home building won’t fix the housing crisis, according to Australian Greens Housing and H...
13 August, 2025 - The Australian Greens welcome ACTU’s calls for shorter working weeks with the same pay, and want it on the top of the agenda at the Government...
11 August, 2025 - The Greens say Labor’s outsourcing of the Early Education Service Delivery Prices Project to Deloitte falls short of actual progress towards r...
7 August, 2025 - The Australian Greens welcome ACOSS’s calls to urgently address the unfair tax breaks that benefit property investors, as well as their call fo...
7 August, 2025 - Today the Government made public its decision to give PwC the green light to restart its bidding for federal contracts.
The Department of Fi...
4 August, 2025 - The Australian Greens welcome the ACTU’s calls to urgently address the unfair tax breaks that benefit property investors, as well as their call...
31 July, 2025 - The Liberal and Labor parties today voted to stop an inquiry into legislation that will allow the Government to build public housing for US troo...
22 July, 2025 - The CGT discount needs to be scrapped if Australia has any chance of addressing the housing crisis, the Greens say.
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18 July, 2025 - Greens Senator Barbara Pocock is concerned that the government may have already given a green light to PwC to restart it’s bidding for federal c...
