The Latest Breaking News from Greens

Unable to convince Australians to follow its course, News Corp’s failed campaign demonstrates its political impotence

The Greens achieved huge results with new green seats in the House of Representatives while retaining all its Senate spots this election.

Two Indigenous women on opposite sides of the political spectrum are expected to represent the Northern Territory in the Senate.

Bonus #7 — Albanese’s dog is named Toto.

THE Scottish Tories have a lower percentage of female councillors than any of the other top Holyrood parties, the Sunday National can reveal.

The Liberal Party is battling to hold onto key seats in Melbourne's eastern suburbs, while Labor is edging ahead in a tough contest with the Greens for the inner-city electorate of Macnamara.

The Liberal Party is almost 400 votes ahead on a two-party preferred basis in what had been the safe seat of Sturt, in Adelaide's eastern suburbs.

Public concern over climate change was a clear factor in the election of Australia’s new Labor government. Incoming Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has committed to action on the issue, declaring on Saturday night: “Together we can take advantage of the opportunity for Australia to be a renewable energy superpower”.

After a massive night for hyphenated names, Max Chandler-Mather in Griffith and Elizabeth Watson-Brown in Ryan have become just the second and third Greens MPs in federal parliament.