There will be a minority government and the Greens are within reach of winning new seats right across the country. Last time ...

The Greens acknowledge the Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We acknowledge that these lands were stolen and ...

The Greens (WA) have today announced their plan to provide public schools students, parents and teachers the resources and conditions they need to thrive.

“Before it was disbanded by the new Attorney General, the Law Reform and Sentencing Advisory Council was made up of people with deep roots in our community, from police, academics, First Nations ...

The Victorian Greens will second read their Bill to Parliament and will force a debate to enshrine abortion services into the Victorian Constitution, safeguarding access to abortion from future ...

The Greens have offered the Albanese Government a pragmatic pathway to tackle the harms of gambling advertising with new laws this fortnight.

The Greens (WA) have announced a list of key demands to strengthen renter’s rights and shift the power balance away from property developers, landlords and real estate agents.

The Australian Greens have confirmed their support for the Criminal Code Amendment (Hate Crimes) Bill, recognising it as a step in strengthening protections for vulnerable and targeted communities.

“The Liberal’s multimillion dollar investment fund the Cormack Foundation has shares in both Woolworths Group and Coles which returned $52,500 and $172,500 the fund respectively. Woolworths also made ...

The Australian Greens and The Greens (WA) have today issued a joint call for a seismic blasting moratorium in Western Australian and Commonwealth waters.

The Government's decision to dump its own Nature Positive laws shows the Prime Minister doesn't have what it takes to save Australia's forests or our endangered wildlife.

Responding to the announcement of $100 million in FDSV crisis housing, Senator Waters said: “Any additional money for crisis accommodation is welcome, but this small amount does not redress the ...