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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...

Keep it simple - just make ambulances free

3 July, 2026 - Lines attributable to Andrew Braddock, Greens Member for Yerrabi: "The Consumer Health Forum has been drawing attention to inconsistency betwe...

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 ...

New KPMG chair disrespects parliament & whistleblower

2 July, 2026 - Today, the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services has published an email from newly appointed KPMG indepe...

Labor’s failed aged care reforms cop another whack from the Senate

2 July, 2026 - The Senate this morning passed a bill to reinstate human override in aged care assessments, handing Labor another humiliation over its disastrous...

Labor votes down Greens Bill that would halve the cost of an arts degree

1 July, 2026 - Labor, the Liberals, and One Nation have this morning voted against a Greens Bill that would have reversed the fee hikes of the disastrous job-re...

Labor votes against teen super

1 July, 2026 - Labor has ganged up with the anti-worker Liberal Party to vote against the Greens’ efforts to get under 18 year-old workers paid superannuation. ...

10 new dams in Richmond River catchment and Lismore will still flood

1 July, 2026 - The CSIRO report commissioned by the former Scott Morrison Coalition Government to assess new dams as flood mitigation for the Richmond Rive...

Inquiry Secured as Greens Fight for Stronger Gambling Reforms

1 July, 2026 - The Greens have forced the Senate to send the Albanese government’s undercooked proposed gambling legislation off to a Senate Inquiry.  T...