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Inquiry: The case for rent caps mounts

7 July, 2026 - The fifth hearing of the Greens-led Senate Inquiry into intergenerational housing inequity, held in Sydney today, showed an increasing number of ...

Australia Cannot Become a Dumping Ground for Big AI

7 July, 2026 - Responding to reports that AI company Anthropic plans to secure 1.4 gigawatts of Australian data centre capacity, Senator for South Australia and...

Greens say Labor failing people in crisis as drug and alcohol treatment waitlist explodes

6 July, 2026 - The Victorian Greens say new figures showing more than 5122 Victorians are waiting for alcohol and other drug treatment are a damning indictment ...

AI data centre boom driving up housing costs, Greens call on Labor to immediately halt new approvals

6 July, 2026 - The Victorian Greens say new warnings that the rapid expansion of AI data centres is putting pressure on housing and driving up construction cost...

Labor corruption, Liberal infighting - Greens say Victorians are fed up and deserve better

6 July, 2026 - After days of headlines dominated by Labor's lacking response to allegations of corruption on the Big Build and the latest instalment of Liberal ...

Secret research report proves Labor’s disrespect for public housing tower residents

6 July, 2026 - The Victorian Greens say secret documents prove Labor’s “utter disrespect and contempt” for residents, as government research released under FOI ...

Labor still gambling with the future of the Great Barrier Reef

4 July, 2026 - UNESCO has revealed its draft decision that the World Heritage Committee not recommend the Great Barrier Reef for inscription on the World Herita...

Now is the time: $18 billion gas war windfall confirms the case for a gas export tax

3 July, 2026 - The Greens say new analysis showing Australian gas corporations are expected to receive an additional $18 billion windfall over the next year rei...

Green Issue Editorial June 2026

2 July, 2026 - It’s the budget season at both Federal and State levels, producing plenty for the Greens to critique. In the Federal budget, while the Greens app...

Jess Beckerling’s June Update

2 July, 2026 - Protecting unique natural environments against predatory extractivism, querying state budget priorities and participating in many community activ...

Government must stop politicising NDIS fraud and take provider fraud seriously

2 July, 2026 - The Australian Greens are calling on the Federal Government to take stronger action against fraud within the National Disability Insurance Scheme...

Barriers to the Electrification of Agriculture

2 July, 2026 - Electrification of farm machinery is emerging but requirements for renewable energy to power it are high and how to provide it needs further thou...

Sophie McNeill’s June Update

2 July, 2026 - Pointing out the influence of the fossil fuel and mining industries over this Labor Government, taking on One Nation and presenting to the AUKUS ...