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“The times are urgent, so let us slow down”

Reflecting on three decades of Greens politics, former Victorian senator Janet Rice urgently calls for slow long-term movement building. Janet rejects the post-election media narratives of Greens “failure” and the false choice between environmental aims and economic justice. What’s needed is a politics of belonging. [...]

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Culture, Democracy, Environment, Featured, Social Justice, Theory

“The times are urgent, so let us slow down”

| 14th May, 2025

Reflecting on three decades of Greens politics, former Victorian senator Janet Rice urgently calls for slow long-term movement building. Janet rejects the post-election media narratives of Greens “failure”...
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Culture, Democracy, Environment, Featured, Social Justice, Theory

Establishment vibes — Reflections on Greens election results mustn’t ignore deeper tensions

| 11th May, 2025

Simultaneously branded as “too extreme” while acting too moderate, Jonathan Sriranganathan looks at the Greens’ electoral paradox, calling for a thoroughly anti-establishment approach that radically embraces grassroots power,...
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Culture, Democracy, Environment, Featured, Peace, Social Justice

In Moreton — Movements, electoral politics, and Palestine

| 11th May, 2025

Refusing to check her identity at the door, Remah Naji's campaign for Moreton in Queensland embodied the revolutionary potential of unapologetic existence — against systems designed to exclude...
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Democracy, Environment, Featured, Social Justice

We’re not done yet

| 11th May, 2025

Victorian Greens Leader Ellen Sandell rejects Labor’s triumphalism and media spin, reminding us that in a world on fire our purpose-driven politics seek transformation, not minor tinkering. [...]


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Culture, Democracy, Featured, Social Justice

For our communities — What we built in Greensland

| 10th May, 2025

We will continue to be present in and for our communities, in and out of Parliament. Holstein Wong affirms the potential of our prefigurative politics, building solidarity across...
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Democracy, Environment, Featured, Peace, Social Justice

From Gaza to the gasfields: Why the Greens won’t back down

| 9th May, 2025

In a political landscape defined by fear, Senator David Shoebridge affirms our commitment to justice for Gaza and climate alike. This isn't an electoral calculation — it's what...
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Environment, Featured, Forests, Green Agenda 2025:2

Reforestation as destruction, in Sarawak

| 5th March, 2025

In Sarawak, eucalyptus plantations are replacing biodiverse forests under the guise of "reforestation". Indigenous communities fight to protect their lands while Australia continues to import timber grown on...
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Culture, Democracy, Economy, Featured, Green Agenda 2025:1, Theory

Europe’s far right, mapping its class politics

| 3rd March, 2025

While the far right shares a racist discourse, from country to country its parties represent different factions of capital, from domestic manufacturers in Hungary to hedge funds in...
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Democracy, Economy, Environment, Green Agenda 2024:3

Growing gardens on the grave of the old world – celebrating community energy

| 10th February, 2025

In the light of the rapid dismantling of US democratic institutions, and global certainties that rely on it, it is timely to publish this lightly edited version of...
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