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Voluntary Assisted Dying Rights Protected
Labor Leaves Communities To Gambling Industry Vultures
CSIRO’s Environment Research Unit alleged to bear the brunt of job cuts
REPORTS THAT RENTAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION VICTORIA IS PRESSURING RENTERS IS AN ALARMING SIGN OF A BROKEN SYSTEM, GREENS SAY
GREENS WELCOME CRACKDOWN ON UNDERQUOTING BUT WARN LABOR DOING NOTHING FOR AFFORDABILITY
GREENS SECURE $15O MILLION FOR ACTIVE TRANSPORT OVER THE NEXT DECADE
Community Secures Emergency Funds To Keep Cohealth Services Open – Greens Call On Government To Fund Long-term Solution
LABOR’S ADULT SENTENCES MORE REACTIONARY POLITICS THAT IGNORE EVIDENCE AND FAIL TO TACKLE TO REAL PROBLEMS
Greens Warn Of Neo-nazis Joining Victorian Parliament If Dodgy Group Voting Tickets Aren’t Abolished
Labor Shunned By COP Thanks To Half-hearted Hypocrisy
First Nations deaths in custody risks will increase during worst year on record thanks to Minns Government Bill, say experts
Doli Incapax Reforms Are Welcome, But Minns Still Refusing To Fix Youth Justice Crisis
Independent investigation launched into the future of the Canberra Grassland Earless Dragon
CSIRO Job Cuts Must Be Explained
Gaza Plan Must Centre On Self-determination And Ending Apartheid With Just Peace
Telcos failures on Triple 0 are making Australians unsafe
Greens told Big Splash slides beyond repair and owner is not considering a rezone
Greens’ Rattenbury to Canberra Liberals: Ditching climate action a path to failure
Labor can’t protect nature while doing dodgy deals with climate deniers and environmental vandals
Doctors, Road Safety Experts Unite Behind Safer Speeds Bill
Minns must not repeat his mistakes by responding to Nazis with authoritarianism
Australian Greens statement on President Prabowo’s Visit to Australia
If Labor won’t act on runaway investor lending, then the Greens will
GREENS JOIN INFRASTRUCTURE VICTORIA CALLING ON LABOR TO DUPLICATE THE UPFIELD TRAIN LINE FOR THE COST OF A LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL
LABOR’S ANTI-PROTEST LAWS STILL UNDERMINE DEMOCRATIC RIGHTS 
LABOR’S ADULT SENTENCES MORE REACTIONARY POLITICS THAT IGNORE EVIDENCE AND FAIL TO TACKLE TO REAL PROBLEMS
Big win for staff and student activists as Monash announces it will not renew its partnership with climate-destroying Woodside
Senate report recommends huge investment in environmental restoration, voluntary buy-back scheme for fishing licences, and a new disaster declaration and framework for climate events
Workers Compensation System Needs Reforms, Not Cuts
Premier Chris Minns under fire over conflict of interest and non-disclosure
Labor’s secrecy eroding democracy and corporate ‘politics as usual’ driving young people away, says Greens
Greens move to fix Labor’s planning bill: balance housing needs, nature and scrutiny
Greens To Oppose EPBC In House
NEW UN REPORT A STARK REMINDER OF LABOR’S WEAK COMMITMENTS ON EMISSIONS TARGETS
Robodebt families call for end to protection racket and for government to stop harming welfare recipients
Australians Deserve To See Themselves On Screen
Canberra’s War Parties team up to vote against an AUKUS inquiry
Greens secure Senate inquiries into unfair CGT discount and intergenerational housing inequality
Greens to chair Aged Care inquiries into cost of care and future of the system
Premier faces backlash from UN human rights experts for supporting Israeli weapons showcase
Labor Says No To Super For All Workers Under 18
With a horse dying every two days, we must stop the Melbourne Cup’s ‘carnival of cruelty’
Fresh restrictions on weapons exports to Israel show power of Free Palestine movement
NACC puts out the trash but keeps its Commissioner – for now
Minister Rae celebrates Aged Care profits while older Australians pay more
Police watchdog recommends stronger police oversight laws
On World Teachers Day, $11.5 billion in unpaid teacher workload shows extent of the overwork crisis
Labor’s housing failure: cost blowouts, less homes, and an overwhelmed housing waitlist

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