Western Australia’s rural communities are essential to our food security, economy and cultural identity. The Greens (WA) recognise the important role farmers pl…
The Greens (WA) recognise the concerns of the community regarding air pollution and are committed to solving this problem. The topography of the Perth metro are…
The use of both legal and illegal drugs may harm individual users, their families and the community.
The current punitive model is failing to reduce harm res…
The Greens (WA) believe that:
animals are sentient beings with intrinsic worth
the welfare of animals must be respected with regard to both the survival…
Creative artistic expression and cultural experience are fundamental to social well-being and contribute significantly to social identity. Artistic expression a…
Today’s waste management decisions leave a legacy for future generations. Waste in landfill generates many harmful pollutants, including methane, a greenhouse g…
The protection and conservation of biodiversity1 is essential for the wellbeing of all life on Earth. The reduction of Western Australia’s biodiversity has harm…
All children should be valued and supported to realise their full potential. Children should have equitable access and benefit from the best possible schooling,…
The Greens (WA) recognise the global climate crisis and will work to have the State Government declare a Climate Emergency.
The Greens (WA) are committed to …
The Greens (WA) believe that:
The community service sector plays a vital role in sustaining our economy, and protecting and supporting many of our most vu…
Multiculturalism is respect for and celebration of diversity of culture. Culture includes language, beliefs, customs and traditions within the framework of soci…
The Greens (WA) believe that people with disability:
whatever the origin, nature, type or degree of disability, are individuals who have an inherent right…
The Greens (WA) seek to save and preserve life, but we do not believe in forcing people to prolong their lives under conditions of suffering at the end-point of…
Preamble
The resources of our planet are finite. The devaluing and unsustainable exploitation of the natural environment has led to degraded and unstable ecosys…
Western Australia needs an economy that does not rely on unsustainable impacts on the environment and our communities. There is currently a disparity across Wes…
Every Australian deserves a quality education, regardless of their background and their location. A strong public education system is key to investing in buildi…
Our society relies on energy for all our daily needs, therefore we need low cost, reliable and sustainable energy production. Energy production methods to date …
The Greens (WA) recognise that family and domestic violence is a significant cause of death, trauma, injury and distress in our community. Violence typically st…
The Greens (WA) acknowledge that First Nations peoples, as the original inhabitants of this country, have a special cultural and spiritual connection with the l…
The Greens (WA) believe that:
prime agricultural land should be protected to ensure food security
food production should be sustainable
agricultural l…
The Greens (WA) recognise the intrinsic value and unique natural beauty of Western Australia’s native forests and woodlands, which are rich in biodiversity and …
Climate change must be a central consideration in the management of Australia's natural resources. The overwhelming scientific evidence of human-induced global …
Freedom of gender identity is a fundamental human right. The inclusion and celebration of people of diverse gender identities are essential for genuine social j…
The precautionary principle* must be applied to the production and use of genetically modified organisms (GMOs). Transgenic and animal genetic engineering pose …
The Greens (WA) believe that access to a comprehensive, high quality health care system is a basic human right, and that a public health system is the best way …
Western Australia has a diverse and rich natural and cultural heritage that gives us a sense of place, shapes our identity and contributes to our wellbeing. Fir…
Housing is a basic human right. The Western Australian State Government needs to ensure safe and secure housing to underpin people's well-being. In particular, …
All people have the right to a safe, peaceful existence, free from crime, the fear of violence and tyranny.
The rule of law and access to justice are fundame…
The Greens (WA) acknowledge Local Government’s valuable role as the third tier of government and in local governance and the representation of local issues and …
The coastal and marine zone of Western Australia comprises an interplay of ecosystems and dynamic coastal processes. Many reef, sea grass, and mangrove ecosyste…
The Greens (WA) believe that:
all people who experience mental illness should be able to live free from stigma, discrimination and exclusion, and maximise…
Nuclear power is not a safe, clean, timely, economically viable or practical solution to the problem of greenhouse gas emissions. Alternatives to nuclear energy…
The Greens (WA) believe that:
government integrity, accountability and transparency are vital to a healthy democracy
lack of transparency undermines pub…
Preamble
The Greens (WA) seek to radically expand the democratic processes and institutions of our society. We believe that people have a fundamental right a…
Preamble
The Greens (WA) seek a just and peaceful world, free of war and violence. We reject violence and call for nonviolence to be established as a core princ…
While technological advances in the western world have resulted in many improvements to the Western Australian standard of living, an over-reliance on some tech…
Cities and towns can be designed and built to minimise environmental harm and maximise social well-being. New residential developments must be environmentally s…
Plantations and farm forestry can potentially meet all of Western Australia's timber needs, while delivering multiple social, economic and environmental benefit…
The Greens (WA) believe that:
all citizens have a fundamental right and responsibility to be directly involved in the economic and political decisions tha…
Western Australia's population is highly centralised, and the regions are often sparsely populated. Despite the significant revenue generated in the regions thr…
The Greens (WA) recognise the value of many mining commodities in resourcing contemporary society and that the mining sector currently forms the backbone of man…
People should be able to age with dignity, be free from discrimination and have equal rights to participate in every aspect of life. They should be entitled to …
The Greens (WA) believe that:
freedom of sexuality is a fundamental human right
acceptance and celebration of people of diverse sexuality, e.g. lesbian,…
Small business is Western Australia's largest employer and is vital to the economic future due to its contribution to job creation, innovation, training, and pa…
Preamble
Social justice requires ecological and economic sustainability, real democracy, peace and nonviolence and a respect for the earth. The Greens (WA) b…
Current Western Australian planning and funding of transport infrastructure is unjustifiably biased in favour of private vehicle transport and road freight. Cur…
Urban forest is bushland remaining in the built up areas of our towns and cities and in areas influenced by, or likely to be influenced by, urbanisation. These …
Water is essential for human life and its provision should be reliable, responsible and provide efficient access to clean water in a way that is responsive to c…
The Greens (WA) believe that we have a responsibility to protect our wetlands as part of our natural heritage.
The Greens (WA) are concerned that a systematic…
The Greens (WA) believe that:
women are subject to systemic discrimination on the basis of their gender
men have an obligation to address gender inequal…
The Greens (WA) view work as something which should be rewarding, enriching and the basis of our families’, communities’ and state’s welfare and prosperity. We …
The Greens (WA) believe that:
young people have the right to live their lives free from violence, harassment, prejudice and discrimination
young people …
