The Greens have spent years pushing for these reforms, and it is genuinely good to see the government finally moving to a ‘fair and reasonable test’ to protect privacy and a modernised definition of ...

The Attorney General has announced in a Budget Estimates hearing that the Minns Labor Government will not appeal the Supreme Court judgement that rejected the International Holocaust Remembrance ...

The Victorian Greens say the political debate on climate change is being dragged to the floor, with the Liberals and One Nation competing over who can dismantle more climate action and pour more ...

The Australian Greens are calling on the Albanese Government to not drag their feet on Big Tech regulation and work with the Greens to pass the Online Safety Amendment (Fix Our Feeds) Bill 2026, now ...

The Australian Greens will introduce legislation to place a 12 month ban on the import of camera-enabled wearable devices, including Meta and Anko glasses, and to implement urgent reforms to Australia ...

Today, Greens Spokesperson for Housing, Rebecca Vassarotti, has announced her intention to introduce a motion calling for a portable rental-bond scheme before the year's end unless the government acts ...

Responding to the announcement yesterday of an additional $125 million by the Commonwealth Government to support the response to H5 bird flu, Senator Faruqi has written to Minister Watt calling for ...

Parliament is set to guillotine the ASIO Amendment Bill (No. 2) 2025 through the Senate today, super-sizing ASIO's coercive questioning and detention powers, while media attention is fixed on the ...

Reports today reveal the Allan Labor Government has abandoned one planned noise wall and more than halved the height of another that was promised to shield students from traffic noise and pollution.

The Australian Greens have slammed the Federal Government’s National Cabinet agreement to allow coal and gas to power big AI data centres, and have called for an urgent moratorium while new standards ...

The Greens warn that Prime Minister Albanese will push power prices up 13% in Queensland if he locks in his capitulation on coal and gas powered data centres.

The Labor Government is slashing the number of refugees able to rebuild their life in Australia by a third as part of sweeping changes targeted against migrants according to reports out today.