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Parking charges across Wirral could be scrapped as Labour pull support

Fees at coastal locations had been proposed but may now not go ahead

Liverpool Echo

Paul Bongiorno: Truth in politics – now that would be something

The Albanese government is determined to prevent oligarchs like billionaire miner and developer Clive Palmer from distorting future federal elections.

The New Daily

NSW anti-protest laws excessive: Amnesty

Laws targeting protesters in NSW have been criticised as excessive by human rights groups ahead of bail hearings for two accused demonstrators jailed for weeks.

AAP

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Census data shows poorest seats voted Coalition; byelections or polls from four states

The Poll Bludger covered findings from the 2021 Census on June 30. The most striking finding was that the Coalition won the ten seats with the lowest household income at the federal election. These seats are all in regional Australia.

The Conversation

Morning mail: the Uber files, female voters drift from Coalition, Djokovic takes Wimbledon

Monday: An unprecedented leak has laid bare the inside story of the tech giant. Plus: could positive thinking be making us feel less secure?

The Guardian - AU

Suspended Green TD Neasa Hourigan undecided over Government no confidence vote

The loss of Joe McHugh after the Mica redress Bill vote saw the number of Government TDs drop to 79 – one short of a Dail majority

Irish Mirror

Sage advice for Dunedin’s Green mayor

If Aaron Hawkins is stuck for ideas to include in the Green Ōtepoti campaign launch this week, Philip Temple, Rosemary Penwarden, Sir Alan Mark and Olivier Jutel offer some suggestions.

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Scottish Greens politician branded a hypocrite after £62,000 lucrative shareholding is exposed

Glasgow Councillor Holly Bruce has the investment in controversial firm Brewdog - despite campaigning for workers' rights.

Daily Record

Greens to seek changes to Labor’s integrity commission legislation to protect whistleblowers

David Shoebridge reveals suite of amendments including budgetary independence and lowering bar to investigations

The Guardian - AU

Alex Salmond calls for new independence strategy for post-Boris UK

FORMER first minister Alex Salmond has called for a fresh independence campaign strategy after Boris Johnson confirmed his intent to stand down as…

The National (Scotland)

SA government 'investigating' whether to raise minimum age of criminal responsibility

A Greens push for the age of criminal responsibility to be raised from 10 to 14 years old reignites the debate in South Australia, with the state government saying it is considering the proposal.

ABC News

Jumps racing ban made law in SA

South Australia's parliament has passed legislation banning jumps racing in a move welcomed by animal welfare advocates.

AAP

SA renters short-changed on relief: Greens

The Greens say South Australian renters remain in desperate need of assistance despite government changes to cost of living concessions.

AAP

Jumps racing to be banned in South Australia with state government backing Greens bill

The Deputy Premier says jumps racing no longer has the public's support and the state parliament is reflecting the change in attitudes.

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AAP

SA set to ban jumps racing

South Australia is set to ban jumps racing with the state Labor government to support a Greens bill before parliament.

AAP

Outrage as WA youths moved to adult jail

Greens senator Dorinda Cox is among those criticising the West Australian government over its plans to shift a group of 20 youth detainees to an adult prison.

AAP

SA cafes cleared for reusable containers

South Australia's restaurants, supermarkets and cafes can allow customers to bring reusable containers following changes to state laws.

The Guardian - UK

Starmer ends Labour silence on Brexit as he rules out rejoining single market

Labour leader says he will rebuild trust with EU and get ‘a better deal for the British people’

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The National (Scotland)

Alba event cancelled by venue amid 'transphobia' allegations

AN Alba party event featuring leader Alex Salmond has been cancelled by the venue, sparking a row between the party and the Greens.

The National (Scotland)

Green councillor says campaigning for independence is 'not his priority'

A GREEN Shetland councillor has said campaigning for a second independence referendum is “not a priority of his” despite backing the cause.

The National (Scotland)

Alba call for election pact with SNP and Greens in 'de facto' referendum

ALEX Salmond says pro-independence parties should agree to stand a single Yes candidate in each constituency in the event of a “de facto”…

AAP

SA Greens push for new vacant property tax

The Greens in South Australia have called for the introduction of a vacant property tax to help ease the state's housing crisis.

ABC News

Anti-abortion group accuses media and Greens MLC of 'inciting violence' against young women

A women's leadership group opposed to abortion has accused Greens MLC Tammy Franks and an Adelaide media outlet of "wilfully mischaracterising" an event it held over the weekend as an "anti-abortion rally".

The National (Scotland)

General Election may be only way to ask Scots about independence, Patrick Harvie says

A “de facto” referendum held in the form of a general election could be the only way to stage a vote on independence, Patrick Harvie has…

Daily Record

Patrick Harvie insists Green votes would count towards mandate for independence at general election

The Greens co-leader said his preference was for a referendum on Scottish independence to take place next year rather than relying on a general election to settle the issue.

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