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Changes to environmental approvals for new offshore gas will return to federal parliament after a review, despite being pulled in a recent deal with the Greens.

27-member bloc will have to adjust to new reality as rightwing groups expected to have real influence for first time

Lack of accountability over failed IT upgrade concerning, say Greens.

Politicians are blaming each other for stoking community tensions over the war in Gaza as the Albanese government mulls a request for aid.

In pioneering Lithuania, the first all-women list in the country’s political history has been unveiled. The Lithuanian Greens are hoping that this list will help more women get elected to the European Parliament, where men still make up around 60% of the members. The candidates are also trying to draw…

Eight permits have been approved since 7 October, officials say, but only for items that have to be repaired in Israel and returned to Australia

Five years ago Green parties swept to their best results ever at elections for the European Union's parliament, before helping to push through a sweeping raft of landmark legislation.

Far-right parties are expected to do well and could gain a stronger foothold in the European Parliament.

Greens leader accuses prime minister and opposition leader of trying to ‘distract from their complicity’ in Gaza war

Major parties have united in attacking the Greens for stoking tensions on the Middle East conflict after electorate offices have been subject to protests.

A move to stymie the blanket rezoning of land around transport hubs has been branded opposition "NIMBYism" by a premier in the midst of a housing crisis.