Well it’s six days since the council election, and the last few postal votes are being scrutinised closely, with the Greens frustratingly close to winning in a couple of different electorates both...

Well the city council election is over and the results are still rolling in as the final votes are counted. I’ve been receiving so many supportive messages from people – I’m really...

The Greens announce their target of dropping rents prices by 20% in 2 years

The Greens are announcing their plan to grow bus patronage by 50% in the next 2 years

In the Brisbane City Council election on 16 March, 2024, voters will be asked to fill out two ballot papers, one for your local ward councillor, and one for the Lord Mayor....

Greens seek to exclude companies that work on fossil fuel projects from tendering for council contracts A Greens-led Brisbane City Council will take real action on climate change by banning the council...

A Greens-led Brisbane City Council would: Introduce a vacancy levy on investment properties left empty long-term Stop homes being turned into hotels Freeze rent increases for two years Support more medium-density, mixed-use...

The Greens have a detailed plan to dramatically improve Brisbane's public transport. We believe that good public transport helps everyone, by cutting out the hassle of driving, dropping congestion and pollution, and...

The Greens have a detailed plan to dramatically improve safety and convenience for pedestrians, cyclists and scooter riders. We believe pedestrians should be prioritised ahead of all other modes of transport, and...

Approving development on sites that are highly vulnerable to river flooding, creek flooding and coastal inundation ultimately leads to more challenges and higher costs for governments and future residents. Most of Brisbane's...

Planning for people, not for profit  Developers have been getting away with bending and breaking the rules for years by abusing their connections with the LNP-controlled Brisbane City Council and Labor State...

Our community clubs are struggling and pokies are moving in. Decades of the LNP administration of Brisbane City Council under-investing in community venues means many community clubs struggle to keep the doors...