Our Green Institute plan for publicly owned supermarkets has made a big impact! In case you missed it, this month The Green Institute launched our call for a publicly owned line of supermarkets called Fair Go Grocers – to break up the price gouging supermarket duopoly and… Read More
Since launching our Fair Go Grocers plan earlier we’ve been heartened by the overwhelmingly positive response from community members. We’ve read every email, comment, and DM you’ve sent us and responded to your frequently asked questions below. Not quite! The duopoly loves to cry poor but the… Read More
New YouGov poll shows depth of food crisis A national YouGov poll has found 84% of Australians would support rolling out publicly owned supermarkets to reduce the price of groceries by cutting out the profit. When asked, 62% of all voters, including 53% of One Nation voters, said… Read More
A course on understanding the economy, and how it dominates our lives, coming to Brisbane this August. Read More
The Albanese Government is building the lowest rate of public housing of any government since World War II, a new report from The Green Institute has revealed. In a sign of just how dramatically the government has withdrawn from the construction of housing, the Green Institute analysis… Read More
Applications close 18 June We’re growing our Green Institute team! We’re hiring for two pivotal brand new roles – both based in Brisbane – to help power our mission to help build the movement needed to win a better future. Here’s who we’re looking for:… Read More
RSVP for Brisbane – Wednesday, 27 May – SOLD OUT RSVP for Online – Thursday, 11 June RSVP for Newcastle – Saturday, 13 June – SOLD OUT RSVP for Hobart – Thursday, 9 July RSVP for Adelaide – Saturday, 18… Read More
May’s federal election left the Greens with a big question: What does it actually take to win? Below, five campaigns offer five different answers. The reflections map ongoing debates about how best to understand and approach electoral contests. How should a party committed to transformative change relate to electoral… Read More
Against billionaire power and Labor triumphalism, Greens voices refuse the media’s demand to water down our politics. In Victoria, former senator Janet Rice traces three decades of movement growth, outlining our “politics of belonging”, while Huong Truong, writing from Naarm/Melbourne’s west, shows us how relationships of solidarity… Read More
Writing for Green Agenda after the election, David Shoebridge and Ellen Sandell reject the establishment’s demands to moderate, affirming that Greens politics exist to transform rather than simply winning for winning’s sake. Both remind us that the party’s strength lies in principled solidarity across struggles — from climate justice and social justice to Gaza. We’re not… Read More
