More than a year ago states & territories agreed alcohol and gambling worsen violence and promised to act, yet nothing has changed. 

When young men were killed by violence on nights out, the response was immediate. 

Yet when women are killed it’s all talk and little action.

If you fail to call out racism, there will be consequences. If you normalise dog-whistling and scapegoating, this is bound to happen. If you exceptionalise one form of racism, and sideline others, it sends the message that safety only matters for some.

Pauline Hanson’s strategy is simple: divide communities to protect the ultra-wealthy.

Racism dressed up as “telling it like it is” is still racism.

As Ramadan begins, we stand with the Muslim community and will always work to bring people together, not tear them apart.

Rather than doing the hard work of finding big, bold solutions to the material problems people are struggling under, both major parties find it easier normalise, legitimise and spread anti-migrant and anti-Muslim hate.

Labor's laws are a prime example of institutionalised racism masquerading as immigration policy. They’ve scapegoated international students for the housing crisis they did not cause and they’ve falsely linked pro-Palestine protests to the heinous Bondi attack.

Muslims and migrants of colour have long been targets of racism, they’ve been long targeted by the Liberals who are now trying to out-One Nation, One Nation. But Labor is no better now. They’ve demonised migrants and refugees.

When they talk about stopping ‘bad immigration’ and ‘shutting the door’, you know they are targeting people who look like me.

Muslims in this country will not forget this despicable treatment from Labor. Shame on you, Chris Minns.

Shamefully only 6% of the Bringing Them Home recommendations have been acted on.

Labor must implement the report’s recs in full and invest in families & communities, not continuing child removals.

Communities can’t wait any longer.

Last year it was the Greens who fought for and won stronger enviro laws and made it harder to fast-track new coal and gas.

To have a safe climate future, we must put people and the planet ahead of corporate interests.

And only the Greens are fighting for that.

This approval is yet another reminder that Labor won’t stand up to big coal or big gas and take meaningful climate action.

They won’t fight for us.

Not while they’re beholden to the big fossil fuel corporations that fund their election campaigns.

and somehow believe that they'd blend in the society by becoming far-right and promoting hatred on people similar to themselves