Member for Ballina Tamara Smith has welcomed the completion of emergency repair works to the Belongil Beach vehicle access ramp with a $50,000 brokered from the State Government, acknowledging the ...

NT Greens today have called for fossil fuel corporations to contribute to the projected $100M cleanup costs of the NT's ongoing flood crisis.

Labor's so-called crackdown on petrol corporations will do nothing to rein in petrol prices, and won't stop corporations using the cover of war to price gouge, the Greens say.

This afternoon Victoria's Upper House, with support of the Greens, passed legislation to fix Victoria’s anti-corruption watchdog and allow IBAC to actually investigate corruption on Labor’s Big Build ...

The Greens have secured support across the Legislative Assembly to ensure the next climate change strategy is fit-for-purpose, and to increase funding in the next budget for environment groups in the ...

Greens MLA Laura Nuttall will today move a motion calling for a $20 million annual funding increase and greater funding security to community organisations that provide essential services to the ...

Reporting in News.com.au today has confirmed that the private records of victim-survivors of family, domestic or sexual violence held by the government-funded support service 1800 RESPECT are being ...

The Victorian Greens are calling on the Allan Government to make public transport in Melbourne free for the next month to provide immediate relief from cost of living pressures as petrol prices soar.

Having taken no climate policies to the last election, Canberrans are rightly left wondering what exactly is going on inside ACT Labor. Did the dog eat their climate homework?

The Greens welcome the unanimous support from the NSW Parliament to establish an Inquiry into the Greens Bill for a NSW Human Rights Act.

The NT Greens condemn the violent, unprovoked and illegal attack on Iran by Israel and the United States, and the spillover effects on the whole region.

The NSW Land and Environment Court has imposed a $450,000 penalty on the Forestry Corporation of NSW (FCNSW) after it was found to have unlawfully destroyed old growth forest and hollow-bearing trees ...