Adam Bandt warns the ALP's current public dispute over climate policy only helps the Coalition

Indigenous activist Lidia Thorpe has been chosen by the Greens to replace former leader Richard Di Natale in the Senate. She has also declared she doesn't 'identify as being Australian'.

Adam Bandt is set to outline the party's strategy for the next federal poll, which he predicts will be later this year

The inquiry has been welcomed by lawyers who say the Morrison government is 'causing immense, needless suffering'

Philippa Clark alleges when she was 18 Frank Zumbo helped her campaign and touched her inappropriately, a claim he denies

Thorpe's appointment brings the number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander politicians in federal parliament to five

Researchers paint a mixed picture of the controversial program and its role in reducing alcohol and drug use

Exclusive: the party seeks to exclude companies that have recently declared a dividend or have underpaid workers

People continue to be held for lengthy periods and in some instances have 'no probability of being released in the foreseeable future', ombudsman finds

Review of EPBC Act was delivered to government 11 days after process of drawing up legislation had begun

Exclusive: Southern complained the Greens senator's tweet referencing the Christchurch terrorist and her promotion of the 'Great Replacement' theory was 'defamatory'

Sarah Hanson-Young says Coalition needs to fix the draft code to save public interest journalism and if it did Greens could back it

Tech giant urges MPs to 'carefully consider the proposal to ensure it operates in the best interests of Australians'

Labor and the Greens accuse the Morrison government of failing to deliver on its recycling and waste commitments

Labor secures 10 seats, Liberals nine and Greens six in final Australian Capital Territory election count

Katharine Murphy speaks to ACT chief minister, Labor's Andrew Barr, and to the attorney general, Shane Rattenbury of the Greens, about coalition building and compromise

Bids to broaden scheme come as Liberal backbenchers debate ending it early and employers and unions unite in warning against cuts

Committee stacked with major-party politicians reject Greens proposal to establish independently enforced code to govern behaviour of parliamentarians

Guardian Australia revealed Josh Frydenberg raised changing the boundaries of significant wetlands after being lobbied by a Liberal donor

The mining giant's decision to abandon its Olympic Dam mine has raised questions about the government's 'opaque' selection process for major projects