Ex-Greens exec turns ALP frontrunner
Carol Berry is emerging as the likely candidate to succeed retiring Labor MP Stephen Jones in the NSW electorate of Whitlam.
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How to get the most of this season’s veg
Make the most of Australia’s freshest produce with our guide to seasonal vegetables. From crisp summer greens to hearty winter staples, here’s what’s in season right now—and the best ways to cook them.
Ministers briefed on threats on ‘case-by-case basis’: AFP
Commissioner Reece Kershaw and senior AFP staff are speaking at a joint parliamentary hearing in Canberra following Anthony Albanese allegedly being left in the dark about the caravan terror plot.
Renewables-only sceptics putting lives at risk: Bandt
Adam Bandt has lashed the food distributors of Australia for questioning Labor’s renewables-only strategy and claimed they are ‘putting Australian lives at threat’.
Warning to Aussies on ‘scary’ Trump trend
Australia has been warned about tech barons growing their influence in our politics after Donald Trump let Elon Musk into the White House.
Coalition pushed on childcare, ALP on super
The Coalition is being urged by peak farmer groups and parenting bodies to release its childcare package.
Greens threaten childcare leverage
Labor would be pushed to spend millions more in childcare support should it face a hung parliament, as the Greens promise to pressure Anthony Albanese.
Wrong lane for bus driver Bandt
It is fitting that the Greens have seized upon the unfunded budget-wrecking cheap public transport policies of the failed Queensland Labor government as their template for what the federal government should do next.
Call for action over election deepfakes
A Greens senator has lashed Labor for not enacting “essential guard rails” on AI deepfakes ahead of this year’s federal election.
AEC ‘closely monitoring’ potential security measures at election
Australian Electoral Commissioner Jeff Pope has confirmed his agency is in discussions with police about the possibility of security measures at the next election as it is ‘very closely monitoring’ the environment when it comes to the breakdown of social cohesion in Australia since October 7.
Huge call for nationwide 50c fares
One party has made a huge call to roll out 50c public transport fares across the nation – a move they say will save the average Aussie thousands every year.
Greens brawl with German ‘allies’ on Israel
The Greens’ NSW branch has lashed the position of the German Greens on Israel, demanding the party’s sitting members more strongly condemn the Jewish state.
Greens’ $30bn hospital call
More than $30bn in taxpayer dollars would be pumped into public hospitals under a newly-unveiled Greens policy that plans to scrap the 6.5 per cent cap in funding growth
Greens cash splash a ‘tone deaf contribution’ to education policy debate
A $10bn Greens cash splash to make public schools completely free is a ‘tone deaf contribution’ to the education policy debate.
Greens hit out at MAFS star’s election bid
The Greens insider took a brazen stab at a former’s reality TV star’s challenge to Adam Bandt, taking a cheeky jab at Timothy Smith’s ‘commitment’.
Captain Cook vandals roundly condemned
The vandalism attack has been condemned by the NSW Premier and Randwick councillors. While a Greens councillor says its ‘time to look at other options’.
Independent schools call out Bandt’s ‘class war’
Independent schools will target Adam Bandt’s seat and three other electorates held by the Greens in retaliation for the ‘divisive rhetoric’ its MPs have directed at private schools.
Sayers resignation not enough to get back in government good books
Senator Barbara Pocock says Luke Sayers’ consulting firm should still be banned from government work after the departure of the high-profile executive in the wake of a nude picture scandal.
‘Power plays’: Indigenous activist accuses Greens of racism and bias
High-profile social justice campaigner Megan Krakouer hit out at the Greens for the party’s ‘unfair practices’ in blocking her candidacy for a federal seat.
Economy-wrecking protest party
On their economic record the Greens are neither fit to govern nor to exercise policy power from the crossbench. Labor and the Coalition should rule out accepting the party’s support in the next parliament.
Dutton goes for poll jugular: strategies show PM on back foot
Anthony Albanese has launched a pre-election sandbagging operation to shield vulnerable electorates, as Peter Dutton wages an offensive campaign targeting Labor, Greens and teals seats.
‘Basics’: Bandt’s big $10bn election pitch
The Greens are making a pricey pitch to voters that could save Aussie households thousands per year.
Greens’ $10bn push for ‘free’ public school
The Greens will use a $10bn cash splash to help parents with children in public schools to win over working voters, with the policy forming part of the minor party’s demands to Labor in a hung parliament.
Reality starting to bite on lifestyle cost of renewables
The Greens couldn’t care less about ordinary Australians losing their livelihoods and lifestyles, such is their contempt for fossil fuels.
Greens have been whipping up anti-Semitism ever since October 7
It has been confronting to see this ancient hatred come alive so virulently in my own, proudly progressive, part of Sydney.
Baggy green talent pool full to overflowing
Cooper Connolly heads an impressively long list of young guns that already look entirley capable for taking over from Australia’s veteran stars. The future core is secure. The baggy greens should fit perfectly.
Aussie leader’s huge election call
Greens leader Adam Bandt has told voters they have the ability to usher in “a golden era of progressive reform” with this move.
Warning to Dutton, Bandt over ceasefire
The Liberal and Greens leaders have been cautioned against bringing the Israel-Gaza conflict into Australia following the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas.
‘Hamas rape deniers’: Greens preferences ‘a test for PM’
Julian Leeser demands Anthony Albanese preference the Greens last at the election, saying it’ll be a test on whether he is ‘serious about doing all he can about anti-Semitism’.
Government of appeasement spinning back to Whitlam days
Rather than bottle up his love for socialism, Anthony Albanese should declare it openly so the public has a clear choice of voting options at the coming election.
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