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Labor copies Liberals again ignoring evidence on community safety and lurching further again to the right
Labor’s Migration Policy Bumbling Return To Abbott Era
Apology To LGBTIQA+ Veterans
A pox on both their houses: Greens (WA) condemn orders to vacate Memorial Drive as inevitability of WA Labor housing failure
Minns Government accused of attack on civil liberties via stealth
Labor Tinkers Around the Edges of Broken Aged Care Assessment Tool
International students political footballs once again as Labor panders to One Nation
Greens welcome Government backdown on cuts to Veterans health care
Undermining Copyright would be selling out Artists, Creatives and all Australians to big AI
Greens say universities must stop steamrolling staff and students in AI rush
ACT Greens End Confidence and Supply Agreement with Labor
James Cook University must reverse proposed axing of vet lab
Bathla Collapse: Case For Public Developer
Labor copies Liberals again ignoring evidence on community safety and lurching further again to the right
Labor bungles Western Renewables Link, kicks transparency past election
Workers’ rights are not an election prop, Greens blast Labor over WFH backflip
Greens say VicRoads should be brought back into public hands, as former workers say pothole problem the result of privatisation
Greens push for guaranteed public housing and community facilities in Thoroughbred Park development
Greens to push for Mandatory Domestic Roaming, Automatic Compensation for Consumers and Enforceable Reliability Standards to Telcos
Albanese Government Refuses to Commit to a Moratorium on Data Centres amid call for Global Slow Down on AI
Greens unite with industry on need for federal packaging reform
Premier moves in wrong direction on organised crime and youth justice and civil liberties
Sad Day For Whyalla Workers, 600 Jobs Cut
Greens Back ‘gimme 5’ For Safer Cycling Across Victoria
KPMG raking in $437m in govt contracts, $303m in defence
The Hon Patrick Gorman MP Radio interview – ABC Perth Drive with Oliver Peterson
Greens condemn vile Islamophobic attack on Warragul Mosque, warn that racist and far-right hate is becoming emboldened in Victoria
Greens secure transformative democratic changes for the City of Melbourne
Labor Loses Control Of Gutted WFH Bill
Greens-initiated inquiry exposes what’s fuelling anti-LGBTQIA+ hate – now we need action
Monstrous Spotswood data centre proposal shows we need a moratorium & Labor’s fast track pathway needs to go
Greens take on data centre giants, demand compensation for residents
Victorian Greens to make gambling giants pay to fix your teeth
Greens will not block forest protection, but the fight against carbon offsets goes on
The Greens (WA) Respond To Federal Party Room Decision On Native Forest Carbon Credits
WWF welcomes Greens support for pathway to end native forest logging
Statement on the Improved Native Forest Management Instrument from Senators McKim, Bleyer, Steele-John
Greens WA Call For Immediate Moratorium On New AirBnBs
Real pollution cuts, not accounting tricks: Greens announce support for improved INFM, oppose Labor’s greenwashing carbon bill and IFLM
Labor must ditch gas reservation and finally make gas industry pay up
Government Sinks Rink, Then Shuts Tuggeranong Out Again
PISA proves Australian teachers are world-class but need more support
Labor refuses to follow UK in moving to ban trade with illegal Israeli settlements
Greens support call to investigate animal cruelty in Tasmanian salmon farming
“Not the hill to die on”: Greens MP calls for colleagues to vote with forests
Labor Sinks Rink In Huge Blow For Tuggeranong
Labor extends racist and failed compulsory income management indefinitely
Increased state surveillance, more kids in prison not solution to organised crime

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