Stormy feathers
Peter Dutton came excitingly close to moving his facial muscles for the second time in under a week.
Greens
Di Natale ‘caved in’ to Israel extremists
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has accused Greens leader Richard Di Natale of “caving in” to extremists.
Counting same-sex chickens
Labor and the Greens are already jostling to claim credit for marriage equality.
Greens query jihad citizen laws
The Greens warn against parts of the government’s citizenship rule changes as Richard Di Natale mixes up his team.
Party rocked by loss of leader
The Tasmanian Greens are reeling after state leader Kim Booth yesterday unexpectedly quit state parliament.
Greens attack Abbott on boats
The Greens have demanded the PM attend a regional people-smuggling summit, as Australia lifts Myanmar aid.
Like Nixon in China
Strewth and Bob Katter went to the heart of Sydney’s latte belt: Annandale, the suburb The Daily Telegraph calls the Green Mile.
I’m off to save planet: Milne
Christine Milne says there is no chance of Australian action on climate change and she must fight elsewhere.
A short history of the Greens
Just sandal-wearing hippies, right? Let us take you through the history and old hatreds that make the Greens so ‘deeply rooted’.
Members to vote on Milne replacement
The search for a Senate replacement for Christine Milne will be thrown open to the Greens’ 1000 Tasmanian members.
Three’s a crowd, for local Greens
Britain’s Green Party, but not ours, is open to the idea of extending marriage equality to polyamorous relationships.
The Greens in transition
When Christine Milne took over the leadership of the Greens from Bob Brown, both insisted she was not a transitional leader.
Goodbye Milne, we’ll miss you
Cut & Paste takes a tour d’horizon over Christine Milne’s most magic moments.
Bandt at risk on negative gearing
Adam Bandt’s hold on his inner-Melbourne seat is under threat following his support for a review of negative gearing.
Greens new guard facing crossroads
The changing of the guard at the top of the Greens could have profound implications on the body politic in this country.
He’s no muppet, just a tad green
Much has been said about new Greens leader Richard Di Natale, who digs the Muppets and claims to have a superpower.
Milne’s conservative past
Despite her later politics, Christine Milne’s formative experiences were remarkably conservative.
Farewell to a snarling leader
The change in Greens leader makes the political environment even more unpredictable for Tony Abbott.
The black heart of green thinking
Eco-fury at Bjorn Lomborg disguises a double standard on wealth and comfort.
T-rex cousin loved his greens
Scientists have unearthed the world’s first pacifist — a vegetarian cousin of the most notorious carnivores.
Greens’ callous tears for refugees
Sarah Hanson-Young demonstrates yet again that hers is a game of politics and vitriol, with no regard for solutions and safety.
Milne swipe at News boss
Greens leader Christine Milne accused News Corp of generating a tax benefit from The Australian newspaper.
Milne’s bizarre attack on The Australian
Greens leader Christine Milne hijacked a Senate Inquiry into corporate tax avoidance to launch a bizarre attack on The Australian.
Ignore them, Bill, they’ll go away
The preoccupation with bettering the Greens in seats like Newtown only took Labor further from mainstream voters.
Greens ‘cancer’ eats Labor roots
Labor faces a new bout of soul-searching as it battles to understand how it lost two inner-city Sydney seats to the Greens.
ALP fails to pick up young Greens
Labor Party figures are concerned internal polling in inner-city and far north coast seats failed to measure support for the Greens.
Ecstatic Greens claim four seats
The Greens appear to have won the inner-city seats of Balmain and Newtown and northern NSW’s Ballina and Lismore.
Garrett gives ALP Left a choice
ONE of Labor’s strongest critics of the Greens, Jane Garrett, will run for the party’s federal presidency.
Media Watch’s deep green blow-in
THE Media Watch researcher who worked on a program lampooning a wind turbine study was previously a paid publicist for a climate group.
Strewth: Roo the day
GREENS senator Lee Rhiannon put out an electronic poster calling for the end to roo shooting. Only, these aren’t kangaroos.
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