Labor Faces Senate Test on Gambling Ad Ban Amid Greens Critique | Mirage News

The Greens say Labor’s excuse for caving-in to the gambling lobby is shifty and they will test the Government with a Senate vote to ban gambling advertising in line with the Peta Murphy Inquiry recommendations. Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young is spokesperson for Communications and Manager of Greens Business in the Senate: “Don’t buy Bill Shorten’s

Glebe is the pop culture mecca of Sydney. Here’s why

In our new Sydney Scenes series, we ask writers to make the case for why their suburb is the best when it comes to pop culture. Up next, Glebe.Glebe goes a little under the radar. It’s not quite Newtown, and a world away from Surry Hills. Its working-class history is outdone by Balmain’s, and if

Schmidt calls on Wallabies fans to part Springboks’ sea of green

Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt has urged Australian fans to turn out in force for Saturday’s Test in Perth after being taken aback by the huge South African crowd last Saturday at Suncorp Stadium. In the hours before the Brisbane clash, the braais were burning as Springboks fans arrived in their thousands to watch their team’s

Greens pick Palestinian protest leader to take on Labor in key seat

A key organiser of pro-Palestinian protests will become the Greens’ first Palestinian MP if the party can harness anger over Labor’s stance on the Gaza conflict to snatch a key seat from the government at the next election. Greens leader Adam Bandt pledged a “huge, people-powered campaign” to win the Brisbane seat of Moreton, one

How climate change has pushed our oceans to the brink of catastrophe

Environment For decades, the oceans have absorbed much of the excess heat caused by greenhouse gases. The latest observations suggest they are reaching their limits, so how worried should we be? By Madeleine Cuff Facebook / Meta Twitter / X icon Linkedin Reddit Email Ray Collins This time last year, Dean Grubbs and his colleagues

Democrats file complaint to block Green Party from presidential ballot in Wisconsin

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A taste for carbon dioxide

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How greener schoolyards benefit kids — and the whole community

The spotlight When Lois Brink’s kids were in elementary school, she remembers being struck by how uninviting their schoolyard was. She described it as “scorched earth” — little more than a dirt field coated in “I don’t know how many decades of weed retardant” and some aging play equipment. But Brink, a landscape architect and