The Greens are calling on Jacinta Allan's Labor government to urgently reverse their plans to cut public services and 1000 public jobs.

Our govt must legally recognize its duty to protect people from climate harm—a harm it continues to fuel by approving climate bombs like Woodside's North West Shelf Extension.

Meanwhile, the PM is happy to tie our political fate to the US, fuelling the military conquests of a climate denialist with critical minerals and powering one of the world’s largest polluters in the process.

Labor needs to take science seriously.

Our country could be a renewable energy leader, but instead, both major parties are in a race to the bottom to appease the likes of Woodside and Santos.

Time and time again, we see science sounding the alarm for world leaders to take emission reduction seriously, only for them to slam the door shut.

Labor ignores the deadly findings of their own Climate Risk Report. Will they ignore the UN and take findings from the intl community as a suggestion?

If our government is serious about restoring faith in democracy, it should start by breaking the stranglehold of corporate money on politics and prioritise integrity over political ambitions.

This isn’t apathy, it’s a natural response to seeing your government work so hard for Gina and Clive and do the bare minimum for everyone else.

People in regional and rural communities watch corporations make billions and use tax loopholes to skip out on paying their fair share, while their local services close and the government tells them there’s no money for public housing or healthcare.

How can young people trust the government when all they see from both major parties are backroom deals, corporate capitulation and laws that continue to sell out their future for private profits?

Labor came in the door promising transparency, but instead we’ve seen a downward spiral into secrecy that fuels distrust and cynicism, especially among younger Australians who already feel disengaged.

Instead of securing Australia’s energy future by leading the clean energy transition, Labor looks set to clear the deck for Woodside once again.

Browse won’t lower bills or improve energy security, it will drive up power prices and cement our unenviable position as the second-largest climate polluter globally.

Labor’s spin that we need more gas to transition to renewables doesn’t stack up with the science.