Opinion
Charges withdrawn against 125 climate protestors from Peoples’ Blockade of Newcastle Coal Port
All charges made under the crimes and marine safety laws of NSW have been withdrawn by the NSW Police against 125 people at the Newcastle Local Court today.
This vast expansion of anti-privacy laws, proposed by the Minns Labor Government, represents a further serious attack on civil liberties of every person in NSW with zero transparency over what impact, ...
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 ACT Government has revealed today it subsidises the horseracing industry’s bottom line by allowing horse trainers to access insurance under the Government’s Default Insurance Scheme - but offers ...
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 ...
Opinion
Inquiry report highlights failure of ongoing public-private partnerships at NSW Health services
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 Victorian Greens are calling on new Premier Ben Carroll to guarantee Labor will not water down its WFH laws to appease big business, following reports he will reopen negotiations with business ...
The ACT Greens have today backed union-proposed reforms to the University of Canberra Act 1989, which include capping the salary of the Vice Chancellor to no more than the Prime Minister. “The ...
The Victorian Greens have today unveiled a plan to ban street auctions, arguing the current system is designed to push up house prices by pressuring buyers into paying more.
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.
ACT Greens leader and environment spokesperson Jo Clay is calling on the ACT Labor Government to explain serious inconsistencies in its handling of a procurement, after today's Estimates hearings ...
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 ...
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