Greens

Animal activists and carriage operators have been at war since one of two horses pulling a carriage in Arden Street, North Melbourne, died last month. On Tuesday, City of Melbourne will vote on a plan put forward by Greens councillor Rohan Leppert Greens Councillor,

Candidates from across the political spectrum have joined the two major parties in the battle for this NSW seat.

A bunch of Greens politicians have had their identities stolen by a shadowy and not-at-all-illegitimate-sounding “human rights organisation” which may have masqueraded as the UN and has been implicated in the smuggling of Colonel Gaddafi ‘s fortune out of war-torn Libya,

More new coalmines and more new coal-fired power stations. That is what Singleton businessman and One Nation's newly announced candidate for the Upper Hunter by-election Dale McNamara says the region needs. Unveiling the party's hope for winning the seat on Thursday, state leader Mark Latham said Mr McNamara's first priority …

The NSW Greens are excited to announce Upper Hunter Councillor Sue Abbott as our candidate for the Upper Hunter by-election in Wanaruah, Kamilaroi and Gringai country. Sue is an Upper Hunter local, having lived at Scone since 1983,

Christine Holgate’s Cartier watch scandal has forged some strange political bedfellows, including Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young, Pauline Hanson and Nationals senator Bridget McKenzie.

Kerri Greens (named after a local surf beach) is a story of serendipity. It’s what happens when two young vignerons become colleagues, then friends and now partners in a boutique label that offers excellence and energising wines. Tom McCarthy (son of …

Michael Berkman MP, Amy MacMahon MP, Cr. Jonathan Sri and Senator Larissa Waters are delighted to invite you to our fourth annual community Iftar dinner. We’ll be joined by special guests Greens Senator for NSW Mehreen Faruqi and Greens Councillor for …

Saturday on the campaign trail saw major and minor announcements by the three main political parties, with investment into sport, local infrastructure and human rights top of the agenda. The Tasmanian Greens want to see the rights of all Tasmanians enshrined in law,

If they want to survive and indeed prosper as a political movement and get their vote above the low teens, they need to broaden their appeal. It may involve compromise without necessarily diluting what they stand for. Politics is the art of the possible.