Labor prioritises corporate profits and toxic industries over the survival of endangered species.
Labor MPs should stop posing for photos with cute creatures and start actually doing something to protect them and their homes.
National Threatened Species Day has been observed in Australia for 30 years. It marks the death of the last Tasmanian Tiger in 1936, driven to extinction by a government bounty. Yet in 2026 governments are still failing, and we are facing yet more totally avoidable extinctions.
And the Swift Parrot - the world’s fastest parrot – faces a similar fate if native forest logging is allowed to continue destroying its breeding habitat in Tasmania.
The Greens welcome the launch of a national campaign to end native forest logging. This is a critical moment in defence of Australia's precious forests.
Ending native forest logging would protect the habitat of some of Australia's most endangered species, and is the quickest, easiest way to reduce national emissions.
One Nation is the local arm of a globalised dark money network, promoting fascism and division across the world. The Greens are here to fight them every step of the way.
The Labor and Liberal Party are colluding with the mendicant forestry industry by destroying nature, emitting massive amounts of carbon and bleeding the Tasmanian and Australian tax payers through public subsidies.
It is time to end native forest logging.
Backbenchers are increasingly worried about cutting essential services needed by 241k people, but parts of the Coalition still sees it as a political football.
@AngusTaylorMP and @MGrahMcIntosh need to answer: do you actually care about disabled people? Or is this just a stunt?
The cynicism of the Liberals' stance on NDIS is on full display today.
Angus Taylor is trying to rush through cuts for 241,000 disabled people at the same time as his MPs are voicing concerns that they're unacceptable and will kill people.
Do they actually believe in anything?
Labor’s proposed cuts to the NDIS represent one of the most serious attacks on the rights, independence and dignity of disabled Australians in recent memory.
The Greens will do everything we can to stop this bill.
The federal government needs to stop passing the buck to the states and use its powers to end native forest logging in Australia.
Native forests are too important to keep sacrificing for an industry that is environmentally destructive and financially dependent on public money.
Labor and the Liberals are colluding to plunder Tasmania’s native forests, ship logs across Bass Strait and saw them in Victorian mills, with public subsidies propping up every step of the way.
It is absurd for the Tasmanian Freight Equalisation Scheme to be subsidising the movement of Tasmanian logs into Victorian mills, and this loophole must be closed.