The Greens welcome UNESCO including Murujuga on the World Heritage List and hope Labor will now ensure its survival by cancelling the draft approval for the North West Shelf.

This op-ed was published in the Canberra Times in July 2025. With parliament returning in just two weeks, we have a rare chance to work together across parliament on real and lasting childcare reform.

Senator Mehreen Faruqi, Deputy Leader of the Australian Greens and spokesperson for Anti-Racism and Higher Education has responded to Anthony Albanese’s backing of the Special Envoy’s Plan to Combat A ...

Greens MP Sue Higginson has renewed calls for reform of NSW Police after two police officers pleaded guilty to assaulting, capsicum spraying and kicking a naked, mentally unwell 48-year-old woman in ...

The Australian Greens urge the Australian and Queensland governments to act on UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee’s advice to protect the Great Barrier Reef, by ending their addiction to fossil fuels ...

Wow – what a whirlwind start to the 42nd Parliament of WA! As many of you know, this isn’t my first rodeo: I served four ...

As UNESCO delegates meet in Paris this week to consider Murujuga’s World Heritage bid, the Australian Greens call on Environment Minister Murray Watt to immediately rescind the draft approval for Wood ...

Both federal and territory governments must take urgent action to protect the integrity of higher education, as the Australian National University plows head first into reckless cuts to degrees and co ...

The Greens have called on Labor to finally end Robodebt amid growing calls from welfare organisations to fully implement the recommendations from the 2023 Royal Commission.

The Greens have slammed the Albanese Government’s cosy relationship with fossil fuel lobbyists, in the wake of the release of a new white paper exploring the deep failures in Australia’s federal ...

Responding to the shocking arson attack on the East Melbourne Synagogue last night, Greens Acting Leader, Senator Sarah Hanson-Young said: ...

Lead Candidate for Braddon Liberal and Labor politicians are focussed on building a billion-dollar stadium and protecting corporate profits instead of building the homes Tasmanians need.