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Undermining Copyright would be selling out Artists, Creatives and all Australians to big AI

16 September, 2026 - Responding to reports the Government’s proposed ‘opt out’ copyright legislation, Greens spokesperson for the Arts, Senator Sarah Hanson-You...
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Greens say universities must stop steamrolling staff and students in AI rush

16 September, 2026 - UNSW and the University of Sydney have both in recent weeks signed agreements with OpenAI to roll out ChatGPT Edu, ignoring concerns from s...
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ACT Greens End Confidence and Supply Agreement with Labor

16 September, 2026 - The Greens have today confirmed that there will be no new confidence and supply agreement with the ACT Labor Government for the remainder o...
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James Cook University must reverse proposed axing of vet lab

16 September, 2026 - In a speech to the Senate today, Queensland Greens Senator Penny Allman-Payne has called on James Cook University to rethink its plan to ax...
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Bathla collapse: the case for a public developer

16 September, 2026 - Thousands of Bathla homebuyers are waiting in limbo to find out if their homes will be built or if they’ll lose their deposits, after Bathl...
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Labor copies Liberals again ignoring evidence on community safety and lurching further again to the right

16 September, 2026 - The Victorian Greens have accused Labor of lurching even further to the right, abandoning evidence-based community safety and copying the L...
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Workers’ rights are not an election prop, Greens blast Labor over WFH backflip

16 September, 2026 - The Victorian Greens have accused Labor of treating workers’ rights as a political plaything, after reports the Carroll Government has deli...
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Labor bungles Western Renewables Link, kicks transparency past election

16 September, 2026 - The Victorian Greens have slammed Premier Ben Carroll’s announcement of yet another review into the Western Renewables Link, saying it will...
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Greens say VicRoads should be brought back into public hands, as former workers say pothole problem the result of privatisation

16 September, 2026 - The Victorian Greens say that Labor’s sell off of VicRoads has led to Victoria’s pothole crisis and that VicRoads should be brought back in...
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Greens push for guaranteed public housing and community facilities in Thoroughbred Park development

15 September, 2026 - Today, ACT Greens Leader Jo Clay will be introducing a motion in the Legislative Assembly demanding the ACT Labor Government commit to a fi...
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Greens to push for Mandatory Domestic Roaming, Automatic Compensation for Consumers and Enforceable Reliability Standards to Telcos

15 September, 2026 - Following the recent telecommunications outages that have caused major disruptions across Australia the Greens will push to make domestic r...
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Greens unite with industry on need for federal packaging reform

15 September, 2026 - Industry, the recycling sector, environmental groups and the Australian Greens are today uniting in calls for a mandatory federal extended ...
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Albanese Government Refuses to Commit to a Moratorium on Data Centres amid call for Global Slow Down on AI

14 September, 2026 - Leading tech CEOs Dario Amodei, Elon Musk and Sam Altman have called for urgent action to slow down the arms race on AI, citing a threat to...
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Premier moves in wrong direction on organised crime and youth justice and civil liberties

14 September, 2026 - Sweeping new criminal laws and police powers to deal with organised crime, proposed by the Minns Labor Government, including ‘adult crime, ...
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Sad day for Whyalla workers, 600 jobs cut

14 September, 2026 - Today’s announcement to cut hundreds of jobs in Whyalla is a devastating blow - with 500 workers at the blast furnace and 100 labour hire c...
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