The research revealed today by CommsDeclare is damning. Fossil fuel corporations should have no place in our classrooms, childcare centres or museums.

I just moved a moratorium to lock the gas lobby out of parliament, and Labor, the Libs and PHON teamed up to shut it down.

Albo met with the chair of Shell, just to assure him that he’s not going to implement the tax on gas exports that we all want to see. Shell wouldn’t have called this meeting if they weren’t nervous - let’s keep the pressure on with a national vote at taxourgas.com

The Bureau of Meteorology has declared an El Niño, and Tasmania has just recorded its warmest May on record. This is what climate breakdown looks like. Not in some distant future. Right now.

The NT’s newly announced Climate Resilience Plan is anything but. It’s a plan written by the gas lobby that wants to lock taxpayers into backing more polluting gas projects.

Data centres are a blight on the neighbourhoods they're built in, use as much water as hundreds of thousands of people in one of the most drought-prone countries on earth, and are artificially propping up demand for dying energy sources.

Every day more and more Australians are joining the call for a minimum 25% tax on gas exports. Are the corporate parties only capable of listening to people who donate to them? What's it going to take for them to get on board with the public?

Maybe we should have a referendum on a minimum 25% gas export tax

Never thought I'd be scrolling through reviews to see a mention of a gas exports tax. They've got the right idea. If you agree, head to taxourgas.com.

Last night, Israel intercepted the Global Sumud Flotilla carrying aid to Gaza. The activists on board, including a number of Australians, have acted with courage to bring much needed food and medical aid through the illegal blockade.

The government had a choice with this budget: whether they would govern for everyday Australians, or for the gas billionaires. They chose… poorly.

The great Australian gas tax rip off continues. Today’s announcement isn’t just for the gas industry, it’s by the gas industry.

You’d think Labor would be wanting to make it easier for people to get off petrol and diesel and on to electric during a fuel crisis, but not judging by their latest announcements.

Australians in remote areas already have enough struggles with childcare, and now the one program that's actually accessible to them is falling apart due to systemic underfunding. www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...

Albo wouldn't let me comment on his post, but don't worry - the people have already said what I wanted to! Keep the pressure on him with our open letter via greens.org.au/campaigns/ga...

"The Greens’ Steph Hodgins-May said the case highlighted the need to take big money out of politics." www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...

More and more Australians are speaking up about the free ride the government is giving the tax industry. And this week, our inquiry has uncovered just how badly Australia is being ripped off.

Labor kicking more than 160,000 disabled Australians off the NDIS is absolutely shameful. Vulnerable people should not have to pay the price for a system left open to exploitation by this government.

This morning we heard Shell try to defend the indefensible. The representatives they sent to our inquiry tried to sugar coat it, but the numbers are undeniable - especially when that number is zero.

Hearings for our inquiry into gas export tax begin today, and right off the bat the evidence against the current system is stunning. Just how cheaply are we giving away our gas? Dr Richard Denniss from The Aus Institute dropped this…

The program for our inquiry into gas export tax this week is out, and it turns out not a single CEO is going to bother turning up. That’s right - the gas bosses declined a request to attend a parliamentary inquiry into their own industry.

The horrific and still unfolding charges of abuse in Sydney childcare centres show just how urgent it is that we take real action on the early childhood sector. www.smh.com.au/national/nsw...

The Greens have made it clear the CEOs of our major gas exporters must front our inquiry into gas tax. Australians are being ripped off while multinational gas giants continue to make record profits. It's time they stopped writing the rules and started playing by them.

So relieved to hear that no workers or community members were harmed in the Viva refinery fire in Geelong. The refinery sits very close to residential areas, and it was a scary situation for them overnight. The ongoing fire is also impacting the air quality around a big patch of Geelong.

These are the sort of risks that the Geelong community have been saying they are worried about if Viva or VOPAK’s gas import terminals are approved by Labor. Not theoretical risks - real risks to the health and safety of workers and residents. We must urgently end our dependence on fossil fuels.

Everyday Australians are struggling more and more. And as life gets harder for you and your family and friends, the top end of town is doing better than ever.

This inquiry is a real opportunity to grill the industry and show just how much money they're getting away with not paying. Today's your last chance to make a submission and to make your voice heard on forcing the gas corporations to pay what they owe you. www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentar...

Today is your last chance to make a submission to the parliamentary inquiry into gas exports - make sure your voice is heard! www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentar...

Have your say on stopping the gas corporations getting a free ride! www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentar...

A minimum 25% tax on gas exports would raise an estimated $17 billion dollars a year. That's money that we can use to protect domestic gas supply, and fund the renewable energy transition to ensure energy sovereignty and security in a chaotic world.

Trump's threats are putting millions of lives at risk. This genocidal rhetoric sets a dangerous standard - one the Labor government seems happy to accept. Australia needs to pull out of AUKUS and stop positioning ourselves alongside such violent bullies.

Fixed it, Australian Energy Producers. This is exactly why our inquiry is investigating a gas export tax. Time's running out for the tax dodging gas exporters. Help make it happen by lodging a submission before 13 April: www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentar...

Almost 10 years and nothing has changed.

Today we secured a Greens-led inquiry into taxing Australia’s gas that will report ahead of the May budget. This is a step in the right direction towards a minimum 25% tax on gas exports

When you have members of the Coalition agreeing that it's time for a tax on gas exports, you know that it's absolutely time to make it happen.

Last night, I questioned Affinity Education, one of Australia's largest for-profit early learning providers, for the fourth time. After repeatedly failing to answer basic questions, Affinity finally provided some responses. But answers alone don't fix a broken system.

Today I brought 100 dead seadragons to Parliament to show the destruction these companies have caused. It's time to make polluters pay.

The Albanese government just approved another fossil fuel project. This is their 36th approval since 2022. The APLNG gas export project in Queensland is now approved until 2081, 30 years after we’re supposed to switch to clean energy.

It is becoming clear that the consequences of Trump and Netanyahu’s illegal war won’t stop when the bombs do. Families in the region face death & destruction and families here are struggling to make ends meet. Meanwhile, big gas companies look at this chaos and see dollar signs.

In this week’s edition of saying the quiet part out loud A person affected by gambling harm goes to the Minister asking for reform to stop further harm from the sector. Wells told them to go lobby the wagering companies themselves.

It’s not mortgage holders and renters who have caused prices to spike - it’s the politicians.

BREAKING: Senate votes on minimum 25% export tax on gas Today the Greens forced a vote on a long overdue 25% export tax on gas. Households are under pressure while gas companies rake in billions exporting our resources.

There is no denying the people of Iran have been suffering at the hands of a brutal regime. But we cannot bomb our way to peace. These illegal US-Israeli strikes have already killed innocent civilians — and heartbreakingly, at least 53 young girls at an elementary school in Minab.

Labor's coal and gas approvals do nothing to help people’s power bill pain, they mean we're on track to miss net zero targets, and will smash Australian industry with the impacts of climate change.

Emergency relief centres like Southern Peninsula Community Support are lifesaving organisations. To know that they’re not being even close to adequately funded is heartbreaking.

The NSW Police brutalising peaceful protesters in Sydney is abhorrent. We saw people being thrown to the ground and pepper-sprayed for the "crime" of standing up against genocide. This isn't policing. It’s state-sponsored intimidation.

January 26 is not a day for celebration. It is a day of mourning and a day of powerful resistance. The Greens are proud to stand with Traditional Owners in the fight for Treaty, an end to First Nations deaths in custody, and an end to the destruction of sacred sites.

The Bondi attack was a horrific act of antisemitic violence. My heart goes out to the families of the 15 lives lost. We grieve with you. Everyone should have the right to live and worship in peace. We must choose solidarity over division and stand together against hate.

Labor is opening up an area 1/3rd the size of Tasmania to big corporations for more gas drilling, threatening critical whale habitat and will locking us into more fossil fuels. Join us in calling Labor to withdraw the Otway Basin acreage immediately: greens.org.au/otway-submis...