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Greens win protections for workers in Workplaces Bill

29 June, 2026 - The Greens have secured amendments to the government’s Building Cooperative Workplaces Bill that will protect workers' pay and conditions, and e...

Greens call for immediate anti-corruption laws as fresh Big Build allegations show Labor failed to act 

29 June, 2026 - The Victorian Greens are calling on the Allan Government to immediately strengthen Victoria's anti-corruption laws, saying there is no excuse to...

“Get your dirty hands off our kids”: Greens demand inquiry into fossil fuel industry influence on children

29 June, 2026 - The Australian Greens are demanding an inquiry into the fossil fuel industry's influence on children after a new report uncovered more than 260 ...

Unethical KPMG hired for ethics training

27 June, 2026 - The Labor Government continues to hire morally-bankrupt KPMG to run ethics and leadership training for senior public servants despite the ongoin...

No time for games, forest logging should end with or without carbon credits

26 June, 2026 - The Federal Government has today approveda NSW proposal to generate carbon credits from native forests that could be sold to climate polluters a...

Expanding failed wanding laws will fail to prevent knife crime and compound targeted overpolicing

26 June, 2026 - The Minns Labor Government have announced the extension of controversial knife-wanding laws opposed by experts including the Aboriginal Legal Se...

No time to waste on plastic pollution

26 June, 2026 - YouGov research released today and conducted for the Australian Marine Conservation Society reveals a majority of Australians want the Federal G...

Standing with Lebanon

25 June, 2026 - Standing with Lebanon By Dr. Fadi El Jamal PhD Political and International Relations Officer, Green Party of Lebanon, Co-Convenor, Asia Pa...

Lessons from the UK

25 June, 2026 - Lessons from the UK Zack Polanski, interviewed by Ellen Sandell Last month Victorian Greens members, supporters and campaigners gathered i...

AI is the new extractive industry

25 June, 2026 - AI is the new extractive industry By Senator Sarah Hanson-Young A data centre so big it needs its own gas turbines to not trip the ...

AUKUS, rights and the fight for an independent Australia

25 June, 2026 - AUKUS, rights and the fight for an independent Australia By Senator David Shoebridge   AUKUS is not going well. In fact, it is inc...

Better is possible – if we’re willing to fight for it

25 June, 2026 - Better is possible – if we’re willing to fight for it By Senator Larissa Waters, Leader of the Australian Greens    Politics ...

Greens-initiated hate crimes inquiry hears manosphere, racism creating conditions for attacks on LGBTQIA+ people

25 June, 2026 - A parliamentary inquiry into anti-LGBTQIA+ hate crimes established by the Greens heard damning testimony yesterday supporting a relationship bet...

Greens response to bird flu detected in South Australia

24 June, 2026 - Quotes attributable to Sarah Hanson-Young, Greens Senator for South Australia and spokesperson for the environment: “It’s clear that bird flu...

Greens call for a moratorium on the building and approval of data centres in Australia

24 June, 2026 - Quotes attributable to Senator for SA and Chair of the parliamentary inquiry into artificial intelligence and data centres, Sarah Hanson-Young: ...