The Latest Breaking News from Greens

Germany's governing coalition on Tuesday presented the results of 30 hours of negotiations aimed at resolving a dispute that has threatened to hold up major policy initiatives in Europe's largest economy. Here are the main conclusions:

Robert Redlich claimed members of Andrews government told consultants to ‘dig up dirt’ on anti-corruption body

Greens councillor Charlotte McCabe were 'disturbed' the request was knocked back.

The government's housing fund scheme is looking likely to be defeated, with the Greens holding firm against the proposal.

It is understandable if observers have struggled to neatly categorise the agreement struck on Monday between the Albanese Labor Government and the Australian Greens party to progressively reduce industrial emissions.

Two senior Greens politicians were sent emails by a Sydney man allegedly threatening death or serious harm, court documents say.

Debate on the safeguard mechanism is heating up with the government forcing a vote on the climate legislation, angering the opposition.

Greens senator Jordon Steele-John says people with condition struggle with ‘cost, wait time and stigma’

Labor is unlikely to win more than 46 of the 93 lower house seats at Saturday’s New South Wales state election, which would be short of the 47 required for a majority. The Coalition is likely to win 35 seats, the Greens three and independents nine. Depending on the outcome…

Vulnerable Australians might miss out on affordable housing as Labor's key policy hits a major roadblock, failing to clinch the support needed.

A rally attended by the CFMEU, Greens, and independent senators called for more ambitious commitments to social and affordable housing.