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Act quickly to rectify de facto law mistake: Greens
yesterday 2:07pm
by Senator Penny Wright
The Greens support the Government’s plan to take swift action to rectify the failure to arrange for a start date of a law giving federal courts jurisdiction to settle property and maintenance disputes of de facto couples. more...
Greens to send Murray Darling Basin draft plan to Senate inquiryyesterday 10:58am by Senator Sarah Hanson-Young
The Greens have today announced they will move for a Senate inquiry into the Murray Darling Basin Authority's draft plan when Parliament resumes next week so parliamentarians can scrutinise what is being proposed. more...
Get Organ-ised to Talk about DonateLife Week: Greensyesterday 10:00am by Tammy Franks MLC
DonateLife Week (19-26 February) is part of an Australia-wide national awareness campaign to promote life-saving organ and tissue donation. more...
Greens call on government to fix legal black hole for impoverished IndonesiansTue 21st of February by Senator Sarah Hanson-Young
The Australian Greens are the only political party trying to change unjust laws which are keeping Indonesian children and adults stuck in prison without charge for longer than people accused of serious offences. more...
SA National Disgrace on Disability Education Funding. Greens Call for Mining Boom to Fund Urgent Reform.Mon 20th of February by Tammy Franks MLC
The Greens' SA Education Spokesperson, Tammy Franks, has called for an immediate boost to funding Australian schools by $7 billion, using the proceeds of the mining boom to bring education funding up to the OECD average. more...
Wars' invisible scars go deepSat 18th of February by Senator Penny Wright
The Australian Greens will tomorrow pay tribute to service personnel and civilians who lost their lives in the bombing of Darwin, the first and largest direct attack of mainland Australia. more...