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Their founder now calls them unlikeable and authoritarian. Can the Greens change their spots?

The Greens have 10 senators and the balance of power. But leader Larissa Waters has a task ahead of her with a party split over transgender rights and a bleed of supporters to the teals.

  • Shaun Carney

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Join the club: Top restaurateurs sign up to Demetriou’s new venture

Melbourne celebrities are converging on the former AFL supremo’s “inclusive” club, Sanctum.

  • Stephen Brook, Kishor Napier-Raman and Gemma Grant
Adam Bandt in May.

What former Greens leader Adam Bandt did next

Bandt has kept himself busy since losing his seat of Melbourne in the May federal election.

  • Stephen Brook and Kishor Napier-Raman
Greens leader Adam Bandt assumed the role of the crossbench whip in the last parliament.

Whip it good: ‘Devo’ Bandt exits, but who will be the new Lord or Lady of the Crossbench?

Adam Bandt’s election loss leaves the crossbench in need of a new whip.

  • Kishor Napier-Raman and Stephen Brook
Newly elected Greens leader Larissa Waters is promising a constructive approach to the next parliament.

This former lawyer and single mum wants the Greens to be a constructive force

With the Greens set to hold more power in the Senate, new leader Larissa Waters says Labor has no excuses: “We are here saying ‘we want to get work done for you’.”

  • Natassia Chrysanthos
Newly elected Greens leader Larissa Waters.

Greens new leader Larissa Waters, deputy Mehreen Faruqi double down on Gaza

Greens senator Larissa Waters has been elected as the new leader of the minor party, with Mehreen Faruqi remaining as deputy.

  • Olivia Ireland and Rachel Eddie
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Larissa Waters, Mehreen Faruqi and Sarah Hanson-Young.

The Greens have no frontrunner to lead them. It might be a job-share

The minor party is weighing the option of a power-sharing leadership model after its devastating election losses.

  • Mike Foley and Olivia Ireland

Labor’s factions never fail to rain on a parade

As far as political hits go, Sunday’s blast by Ed Husic struck its target with the precision of a heat-seeking missile.

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Adam Bandt

Greens leave: After 15 years, how Bandt and his party won, and lost, in Melbourne

So confident were the Greens of retaining Melbourne that they barely door-knocked in the seat, as they had their focus elsewhere. Instead, a “perfect storm” has cost the Greens their party leader.

  • Michael Bachelard and Clay Lucas
Anthony Albanese addressed the Labor caucus on Friday.

Federal election results 2025 as it happened: Parliament to sit in July; New ministers emerge as PM vows to ‘deliver a better nation’; Libs, Nats face duelling leadership battles; Price silent on deputy tilt

Follow live as we bring you the latest on vote counting and post-election developments around the nation.

  • Cassandra Morgan, Riley Walter and Josefine Ganko

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