Plastic production makes up 45% of the petrochemical sector which is expected to drive half the world’s oil demand growth between now and 2050, according to the International Energy Agency.
The Greens will provide $100m a year to ensure all public hospitals provide abortion services, moving the conversation from legality to affordability and accessibility.
In October the Cook Labor government passed “reforms” to the Environment Protection Act that are the first tranche ...
The Victorian Greens have announced their plan for a public builder that would see the Victorian government build homes to be rented and sold to first home buyers at below market prices, which could ...
The Victorian Greens have renewed calls for a rent freeze as Labor re-packages an old lacklustre announcement for a rental dispute body, saying that it goes to show how little Labor cares about ...
The Minns Labor Government has received a letter from 5 key independent members of the NSW Parliament calling for an immediate halt to logging in the promised Great Koala National Park, and they have ...
The Greens have relentlessly pushed the Albanese Government to deliver desperately needed student debt relief since they came to power, and the pressure has worked in securing changes to indexation as ...
The Victorian Greens will introduce a Bill to Parliament this week to enshrine abortion services into the Victorian constitution, safeguarding access to abortion in the state.
The Albanese government’s pledge to fund an oxygenation trial in Macquarie Harbour is nothing more than extinction funding for an industry that’s driving the Maugean skate out of existence, the Greens ...
The Greens are pushing for sweeping reforms to voluntary assisted dying laws as Victoria lags behind the rest of the country with many Victorians facing severe barriers to access.
The Greens have elected 28 councillors at the 2024 local government election as the Greens overall vote has increased across the state. Despite an increase in the Greens vote, the number of ...
Students and staff at universities across Sydney are facing a wave of repression for pro-Palestine political views and activism.
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