UNESCO has revealed its draft decision that the World Heritage Committee not recommend the Great Barrier Reef for inscription on the World Heritage “In Danger” List.

The Greens say new analysis showing Australian gas corporations are expected to receive an additional $18 billion windfall ...

The Australian Greens are calling on the Federal Government to take stronger action against fraud within the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), following the release today of the Joint Stand ...

Today, the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services has published an email from newly appointed KPMG independent chair Mr Michael Ebeid to his fellow directors and others.

The Senate this morning passed a bill to reinstate human override in aged care assessments, handing Labor another humiliation over its disastrous aged care reforms.

AUKUS, rights and the fight for an independent Australia By Senator David Shoebridge AUKUS is not going well. In fact, it is ...

The Greens have secured amendments to the government’s Building Cooperative Workplaces Bill that will protect workers' pay and conditions, and empower unions during industrial relations disputes.

The Greens have today resolved to support the government’s first tranche of tax changes to pass the Senate this fortnight.

The Australian Greens are demanding an inquiry into the fossil fuel industry's influence on children after a new report uncovered more than 260 programs through which coal, oil and gas companies are ...

A data centre so big it needs its own gas turbines to not trip the power grid. A US tech bro declaring that Australia can be ...

Better is possible – if we’re willing to fight for it By Senator Larissa Waters, Leader of the Australian Greens Politics ...

A Greens-chaired Senate inquiry has slammed the government’s plan to terminate a critical feature of Australia’s aged care system, in yet another blow to Labor’s unravelling aged care reforms.