Ahead of the Women’s Safety Ministers Council meeting, the federal government must commit an additional $4.6B to address the shortfall in social housing that would allow women escaping violence to ...

The seventh hearing of the Greens-led Senate inquiry into intergenerational housing inequity, held in Perth today, heard evidence of a housing catastrophe with house prices and rents rising multiple ...

The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWR) has quietly announced they will resume some payment cancellations and suspensions from 26 October 2026, with plans to return the Targeted ...

An explosive and damning Parliamentary inquiry has unanimously recommended the Calvary Mater Hospital in Newcastle be brought into public hands, like the Northern Beaches Hospital, and for all other e ...

The Australian Greens call for all Australians mobile phone users to have access to domestic roaming and call on the ACCC to put public safety first as the regulator launches a new inquiry.

Australian households are being pushed to the brink as real wages fall and inflation accelerates. New CPI data today shows inflation remains high at 3.8% (in the 12 months to June 2026), adding ...

The Australian Greens celebrate today’s decision by the Full Federal Court to uphold the original finding that Pauline Hanson racially discriminated against Senator Mehreen Faruqi.

Victorian Greens Leader Ellen Sandell has said that a cabinet reshuffle will not address the deep challenges facing Victoria after 12 years of Labor.

The Minns Labor Government has ensured coal projects will continue to be approved in-house instead of by the Independent Planning Commission (IPC) after voting against Greens amendments to the ...

The Victorian Greens are deeply disturbed by reports of an assault at Camp Sovereignty on Sunday night and extend our solidarity to Ash Ni Mara, everyone present at the camp, and the First Nations ...

The ACT Greens have today called for further transparency as the CIT offers voluntary redundancies to staff, raising concerns about the potential for cuts and a lack of support for vocational ...

Two sets of independent legal advice have found that a statement made by Chris Minns in relation to historical allegations of sexual harassment in the NSW Parliament have disagreed with the Minns Labo ...