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Labor’s fossil fuel obsession burns a hole in your wallet

10 November, 2026 - As the Prime Minister travels to COP31 and the UN climate chief declares that fossil fuels are a ‘cancer’ fuelling inflation around the worl...

Inquiry reveals a social housing system in crisis

10 November, 2026 - The Senate Economics References Committee’s second and third hearings into Social Housing, held in Melbourne and Adelaide this week, heard e...

Albanese spin can't conceal total capitulation to vampire AI corporations

10 November, 2026 - The Albanese-Labor government’s announcement of a toothless regulator as the result of a PMO managed and Labor controlled committee process ...

US midterms prove we need a moratorium on data centres

6 November, 2026 - In the wake of the US midterm elections, voter backlash against data centres reinforces the Greens’ urgent call for a moratorium on new data ...

Inquiry - Greens WFH bill backed by evidence

4 November, 2026 - The Senate Education and Employment Legislation Committee held a public hearing into the Greens' Fair Work Amendment (Right to Work from Home...

Labor's forest deal a stitch-up for the logging industry

4 November, 2026 - The Greens have backed Tasmania's forest movement in condemning a proposed deal that could hand control over native forest protections to the...

Greens vow to Hold Big Tech to Account and deliver Digital Duty of Care laws with Teeth

28 October, 2026 - The Digital Duty of Care Bill has passed the House of Representatives. It will now go to a Senate inquiry with hearings to be held on the 9th...

$2.2m a year - a lottery win or APS salary?

28 October, 2026 - 17 federal public servants are earning over $1 million a year, up from 11 in the previous 2024-25 financial year, including one earning $2.2 ...

Greens ask, how many more headlines before Labor confronts the national childcare crisis?

27 October, 2026 - The Australian Greens say another Four Corners investigation into horrific failures in early learning shows the limits of Labor’s response, m...

Inquiry reveals Labor’s gas reserve bill brings Beetaloo climate bomb closer

23 October, 2026 - Evidence by the gas pipeline peak body to today’s inquiry into Labor’s proposed gas reserve confirmed the bill would make it easier to open u...

Labor’s grim economic plan is driven by vampire US tech bros: Greens

23 October, 2026 - Worsening economic conditions under Labor come from their visionless plan tying our economic future to vampire US tech bros, the Greens say. ...

Labor’s coal and gas addiction comes with $6 billion annual bushfire bill

22 October, 2026 - The Australian Greens say new research from Emergency Leaders for Climate Action lays bare the staggering cost of the climate crisis, with bu...

Labor’s review into KPMG just more tinkering

22 October, 2026 - The Department of Finance has extended its temporary pause on new KPMG Commonwealth contracts to 28 February 2027. Dr Ian Watt’s indepen...

Inquiry: Australia’s delivery of social housing is a failure

22 October, 2026 - The Senate Economics References Committee’s first public hearing into Social Housing, held in Canberra today, heard evidence of serious failu...

Australia-EU Trade Agreement

20 October, 2026 - Greens spokesperson for Trade, Senator Sarah Hanson-Young said: “There is a lot to consider in the Australia–EU trade deal, but it could...