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Greens seek to cap cost of essential grocery items

Greens seek to cap cost of essential grocery items

The price of basic essential items such as milk, bread, eggs and nappies would be tied and linked to January 2024 wages so wages match price growth, the party says.

  • by Fraser Barton

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Albanese shocked by ignorance of antisemitism

Albanese shocked by ignorance of antisemitism

The prime minister has appointed eminent lawyer and businesswoman Jillian Segal as Australia’s first envoy to combat discrimination towards Jews.

  • by Paul Sakkal
The six weeks that turned Fatima Payman’s rift with Labor into a chasm

The six weeks that turned Fatima Payman’s rift with Labor into a chasm

Fatima Payman was a quiet backbencher for her first two years in the Senate. But for the past six weeks the former union official has become a household name.

  • by James Massola and Paul Sakkal
Payman v Albanese and the personal v the collective: Is Labor stuck in 1902?

Payman v Albanese and the personal v the collective: Is Labor stuck in 1902?

The personal view of a young Muslim senator faces off with the oldest requirement of would-be ALP politicians, a written contract to observe the collective.

  • by Tony Wright
Albanese suspends Labor MP from caucus for crossing floor on Palestine vote

Albanese suspends Labor MP from caucus for crossing floor on Palestine vote

The Greens are planning another motion that will test Labor’s unity over the war in Gaza after Labor senator Fatima Payman’s decision to vote to recognise Palestinian statehood.

  • by James Massola, Angus Thompson and Josefine Ganko
‘I walked for humanity’: Labor senator Fatima Payman crosses floor to recognise Palestine

‘I walked for humanity’: Labor senator Fatima Payman crosses floor to recognise Palestine

Labor senator Fatima Payman has become the party’s first member to cross the floor in decades after she voted with the Greens to recognise Palestinian statehood in a vote on Tuesday.

  • by Angus Thompson
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City of Sydney backs boycott of Israel, in bid to add pressure for ceasefire

City of Sydney backs boycott of Israel, in bid to add pressure for ceasefire

The state’s wealthiest council will now review any investments and contracts with companies that might be involved in “human rights abuses in Palestine”.

  • by Michael Koziol
Five reasons the Greens believe the next election could be their best
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Five reasons the Greens believe the next election could be their best

The balance-of-power party had a breakthrough at the 2022 election, but the next poll could be even more consequential.

  • by James Massola
Attention-seeker or renters’ champion? The Greens MP driving pollies up the wall

Attention-seeker or renters’ champion? The Greens MP driving pollies up the wall

Max Chandler-Mather is shaking up federal politics with his uncompromising take on the housing crisis.

  • by Jane Cadzow
The June 15 Edition
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The June 15 Edition

The Greens MP driving fellow pollies up the wall | Bestie writers Ann Patchett and Meg Mason | Dust and decline: tale of a coal town | Ben Law X Em Rusciano

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Adam Bandt blasts government at Palestine rally as police pepper-spray protesters

Adam Bandt blasts government at Palestine rally as police pepper-spray protesters

Greens leader Adam Bandt has continued calls for the Albanese government to take action against Israel at a rally that police said turned violent on Sunday.

  • by Roy Ward