Articles by Clare Ozich
- Profile
- Clare has been a member of the Greens for a decade, in WA, ACT and Victoria. She worked for the federal Greens MPs for almost seven years, including as Director of Policy for both Senators Brown and Milne. Prior to working for the Greens MPs she worked as a lawyer for the trade union movement in Perth and in private practice.
Democracy, Environment
Green Ethics
An interview with Peter Singer Peter Singer is one of Australia’s most influential and controversial public intellectuals. A moral philosopher and bioethicist, Peter is best known for his books Animal Liberation, a seminal text for the animal rights movement, and Practical Ethics, which explores why and how a living being’s interests should be valued. In 1996 Peter and Bob Brown... Read More
Environment, Social Justice
Editorial: politics and the imagination
Green Agenda is excited to publish Scott Ludlam’s essay “The oldest game in town”. The second in a series of Senator Ludlam’s evocative contemplations of contemporary life, this essay focuses on cities and urban living. [...]
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Why Green Agenda?
Welcome to Green Agenda, an online publishing project of the Green Institute, that aims to explore contemporary green politics and philosophy. Green Agenda had its genesis in conversations about the broken state of political debate in this country. There is more, and must be more, to politics and public debate than repeating the ways in which any particular government is bad. When... Read More