Libs and Brethren targeted GreensSource: theage.com.au
THE Liberal Party has admitted helping an Exclusive Brethren member to campaign against the Greens after earlier denying any involvement with the reclusive sect.
Non-Violent But DeterminedSource: newmatilda.com
Local green groups reject violence, but are set to make life a lot harder for governments out of touch on climate change
Dick Smith to bail Brown outSource: abc.net.au
Australian businessman Dick Smith has pledged to help Australian Greens leader Bob Brown pay a $240,000 legal bill which is threatening to force him into bankruptcy.
GM canola trials blocked by Upper HouseSource: paul-llewellyn.net
The Upper House today supported the motion by Greens MLC for the South West Region, Paul Llewellyn to block GM canola trials in Western Australia.
Web censorship plan heads towards a dead endSource: The Sydney Morning Herald
The Government's plan to introduce mandatory internet censorship has effectively been scuttled, following an independent senator's decision to join the Greens and Opposition in blocking any legislation required to get the scheme started.
Greens slam 'outrageous' raid on whaling shipSource: abc.net.au
Greens Leader Bob Brown says a raid on the Sea Shepherd's anti-whaling ship by the Australian Federal Police was outrageous behaviour.
The Steve Irwin remains in Hobart after it was boarded by AFP officers late on Friday at the request of Japanese authorities.
Greens, Liberals join forces on FOI lawSource: abc.net.au
The ACT Greens have joined forces with the Liberals for the first time in the Assembly to change the territory's Freedom of Information laws.
Gunns needs operating licence to build mill: BrownSource: abc.net.au
The Australian Greens have released legal advice suggesting Gunns cannot start building its northern Tasmanian pulp mill.
The document says the timber company first needs an operating licence.
Greens slam Howard freedom awardSource: abc.net.au
Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young says former prime minister John Howard does not deserve the highest civilian honour from the United States.
Govt, police 'let off the hook' by Haneef inquirySource: abc.net.au
The Clarke Inquiry into the handling of the terrorism case against Dr Mohammed Haneef has been criticised by a legal academic and the Greens for letting the Government and police off too lightly.
In Conroy's muddy waters you'll never know what's being filteredSource: computerworld.com.au
An Australian law expert has warned that under the government's proposed mandatory Internet content filtering scheme Australians will have no way of finding out what "illegal" content has been censored and blocked online, while Greens Senator Scott Ludlam voiced his concern …