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Federal funding for shark mitigation urgently needed

17 June, 2026 - The Greens call for urgent federal leadership and funding for more effective shark bite mitigation measures in the wake of the recent tragic inc...

Greens welcome early educator pay extension but say Labor keeping parents in the dark about key detail

17 June, 2026 - The Greens have welcomed the Government’s backflip on ending pay rises for early childhood education and care workers, but say it is keeping fam...

Labor must listen to the people, not the gas lobby: Greens call for gas tax plebiscite

16 June, 2026 - The Australian Greens are calling for a national plebiscite on a minimum 25 per cent tax on gas exports, after the Labor Government re...

Greens refer KPMG to NACC

16 June, 2026 - The Greens have referred KPMG to the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) for suspected corruption breaches, in the wake of recent multipl...

Inquiry: Young people ripped off on housing

15 June, 2026 - The third hearing of the Greens-led Senate inquiry into intergenerational housing inequity, has painted a picture of younger generations being r...

Greens call on Labor to axe $33b in property baron tax handouts to deliver relief for households

13 June, 2026 - Ahead of the inquiry into Labor’s tax changes beginning in parliament next Monday, the Greens call on Labor to scrap tens of billions in tax han...

Labor spending $653 million on KPMG

12 June, 2026 - Amid the fallout over KPMG, newly compiled data from the Parliamentary Library reveals the Federal Labor Government currently has 297 active con...

Inquiry reveals human cost of housing crisis

11 June, 2026 - The Brisbane public hearing for the Greeens-led Senate Inquiry into intergenerational housing inequity has today revealed the human cost of the ...

Maugean skate still at risk of extinction from political bastardry

10 June, 2026 - The Maugean skate remains at risk of extinction and recovery isn’t yet assured, according to an IMAS report released today. The skate’s precario...

Australia’s AI regulation to face some much needed scrutiny

10 June, 2026 - Submissions are now open for the Senate inquiry that will look into artificial intelligence data centres in Australia.  The inquiry, to ...

Labor and Liberals lock in forest destruction before standards are finalised

4 June, 2026 - It's unacceptable that the logging assessment bilateral agreement between the Tasmanian and federal governments will be progressed ahead of the r...

Labor must ban KPMG

4 June, 2026 - As the fallout over KPMG’s multiple scandals continues, the Greens can reveal that the government holds numerous active audit contracts with the ...

Big 4 are making a mockery

4 June, 2026 - The latest KPMG scandals show the Big 4 consultancy firms are making a mockery of the parliament, yet again. Following multiple scandals, KPMG...

Labor, Liberal and One Nation all refuse to support tax on gas exports in parliament

2 June, 2026 - The Greens spokesperson for resources, Steph Hodgins-May, and Member for Ryan, Elizabeth Watson-Brown, condemn the major parties teaming up to sh...