the Greens

Today's good news is not enough to end the controversial tax.

Richard Di Natale: "There's no reason why we couldn't get this done in a year."

Just in time for 4/20?

"Not only is our approach not working, it is actively harming the very people we are supposed to be helping."

If a federal election was held today, Pauline Hanson's party would draw 10 percent of the primary vote.

Chlöe Swarbrick got into local politics out of protest, but her campaign went so well she's taking a serious swing at becoming an MP.

You might imagine the Greens Senator would approach the track with caution and anxiety about the fumes. Instead she just whipped my ass.

Aamer Rahman, Nayuka Gorrie, Jarni Blakkarly, and Heath Pickering talk feminism, Recognition, and George Christensen's attempted turtle bribery.

Portugal introduced decriminalisation in 2001 and rates of overdose and HIV transmission dropped immediately. Experts at the National Drug Summit argued Australia should follow suit.

For the first time since 1987 serious drug policy reform was up for discussion at Parliament House.

The legalisation of medical pot is nice, but it probably isn't the gateway legislation we're hoping for.

Dr Alex Wodak has said, "I am prepared to break the law to save young people's lives."