Reposted by Anasina Gray-BarberioKatherine Copsey @katcopseygreens.bsky.social · 08/10/2026It’s time for real change. We have a plan to make life affordable and put people before profit. To pay for it, we'll make big corporations pay their fair share. 164
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 23/09/2026Now's the time. Volunteer today: www.victoriangreens.org/join-form 000
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 23/09/2026As your MP, I’m in your corner, fighting for the issues you’ve told me are important. Affordable housing. Real climate action. An economy that gives back to our neighbourhoods. A better future is possible. If you’re fed up with the old parties, it’s time to replace them. 110
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 23/09/2026The Northern Metro region is my home. From Broady to Brunswick, our community comes from all over the world, and we built it together. But too many of us are just scraping by — choosing between rent and groceries, watching our public services crumble, and our homelands disappear. 110
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 23/09/2026Today, we launch our campaign to fight the far-right and the major corporate parties. 155
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 04/08/2026You're right to be frustrated. But the enemy is not your neighbour who speaks a different language. The enemy is the system that profits when we hate each other. It's time we fight back, together. @victoriangreens.bsky.social 💚 042
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 04/08/2026Pauline Hanson wants you to blame your neighbours, instead of blaming the billionaires and CEOs making your life worse. Supermarkets keep ripping us off. Landlords keep raising the rent. The rich get richer. Everyone else struggles. Because if we are fighting each other, we aren't fighting them. 142
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 04/08/2026The 1% have one goal: Get us fighting over scraps. 176
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 29/07/2026The Govt treats gendered violence as inevitable, when it’s preventable. Kids are waking up everyday w/o their mums, being killed by male violence. The State Labor Gov know the solutions, but refuse to properly implement them. PS: Calling me disgraceful for speaking up for dead women? Shameful. 043
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 28/07/2026Working families, renters, and migrants continue to pay the price. The Greens are the only party with a plan to make Victorians’ lives easier. Don’t settle for the circus. It’s time for real change 💚 021
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 28/07/2026It doesn’t matter who the Victorian Premier is. If they’re from a major party, the results will be the same. Clowns fighting harder for their own job titles than they fight for you. 142
Reposted by Anasina Gray-BarberioDr Tim Read MP @timreadgreens.bsky.social · 28/01/2026Not surprised that Victorian teachers are considering industrial action. Vic teachers are the lowest paid in Aus & last year Jacinta Allan's Labor Gov cut $2.4 billion from public schools, most of which would have gone to boosting school staff & increasing teacher salaries. 1/4 185
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 28/01/2026Our solidarity is with Elder Herbert Bropho, who was speaking at that terrifying moment, and all the mob, organisers, and attendees affected. We will not be intimidated. We will keep marching for truth, justice, healing and a future free from this hate. 010
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 28/01/2026After last year’s attack on Camp Sovereignty in Narrm, it’s clear far-right violence is escalating, and Indigenous people are paying the price. Complacent governments & a media that fuels hate enable this. Indigenous lives are not disposable and we must take this deadly threat seriously. 121
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 28/01/2026Violence against Indigenous people is foundational to this country — from frontier wars to stolen kids, deaths in custody & over-incarceration. This attack on a peaceful rally is yet another example. The fight for First Nations justice is more important than ever. 110
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 28/01/2026Sickened & furious. A man has been charged for allegedly throwing a HOMEMADE BOMB with nails/ball bearings at the Invasion Day rally in Boorloo (Perth). Elders, community & allies were targeted. This is a blatant act of racist, political terror.nit.com.auSuspect in attempted January 26 rally bomb attack faces courtState Security Investigation Group officers have charged a man following an investigation into the attempted bomb attack in Boorloo/Perth on Monday.WA Police said the man was allegedly in attendance a... 122
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 21/01/2026First Nations & multicultural communities know the truth: policing targets areas shaped by socioeconomic inequality, systemic oppression and racism — where racialised communities live and work. Now is the time for a Police Ombudsman. 020
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 21/01/2026If policing is about crime alone, why does Yarra see less surveillance than Greater Dandenong, despite higher crime rates? This new study exposes the myth that Vic Police simply “go where the crime is.” designatedareas.centreagainstracialprofiling.audesignatedareas.centreagainstracialprofiling.auA Tale of Two Cities: Hub Policing 121
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 16/01/2026We must demand this Labor Government take stronger action on climate change and ban all new coal and gas projects. Impacted communities need us to stand with them. 061
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 16/01/2026It doesn't matter who you are, climate-driven disaster cuts deeply and leaves a trail of climate trauma. The clean-up, recovery and rebuild is a long and difficult road. 141
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 16/01/2026In the space of two weeks, we’ve seen climate whiplash in Australia: • Bushfires ravaging more than 400,000 hectares of land • More than 100 homes destroyed • Families and communities displaced & grieving • Loss of human life, livestock & wildlife • Flash flooding in coastal towns, wreaking havoc 152
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 12/01/2026The Victorian Greens unequivocally condemn this act of racial hatred and all forms white supremacists' extremism. 011
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 12/01/2026We have said it before, and we will say it again: racially motivated hate crimes and extremist ideologies have no place in our society. We reject all forms of hate, racism and bigotry, and those who seek to peddle fear and division in our communities. 111
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 12/01/2026These targeted and disproportionate acts of violence on Muslim-Australians demand urgent and comprehensive action from this Labor Government, so all Victorians are safe, irrespective of their faith, creed or background. 111
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 12/01/2026The recent despicable alleged racial attack against a Victorian Imam and his wife in South Gippsland reflects an accelerating rise of structural and overt anti-Muslim hate and racism. White supremacist ideologies must be confronted and stamped out. 122
Reposted by Anasina Gray-BarberioGabrielle de Vietri MP @gabrielledevietri.bsky.social · 19/11/2025We are so pleased that our campaign for emergency funding for cohealth has been successful, with the federal government hearing the community and ensuring GP funding until 31 July 2026. BUT we need a LONG-TERM solution and support from the Victorian Labor Government. 121
Reposted by Anasina Gray-BarberioKatherine Copsey @katcopseygreens.bsky.social · 12/11/2025The Jacinta Allan Labor Government’s decision to introduce life sentences for children proves once again that Labor is only interested in cynical attempts to look tough - not implementing policies that actually work to improve community safety. 🧵 (1/4) 266
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 10/11/2025Australia must act now to support the people of Sudan: * Provide humanitarian assistance. * Open visa pathways for Sudanese Australians to reunite with family. * Apply diplomatic pressure to secure humanitarian corridors and ensure civilians’ safety under international humanitarian law. 🇸🇩 010
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 10/11/2025Millions of vulnerable civilians and children are being starved, entire villages and refugee camps burned, and communities ethnically cleansed. The world cannot stay silent. This is one of the gravest humanitarian crises of our time and it must not be ignored. 110
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 10/11/2025What’s happening in El-Fasher, West Sudan is appalling. Bloodshed visible from space must never be normalised. We are seeing massive violations of human rights and humanitarian law. The RSF militia, backed by the UAE and foreign powers, are fueling this ongoing proxy war. 🧵 111
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 22/10/2025Any move to further reduce support allowances for carers is a bad one, and shows how backwards Labor’s priorities are. Labor needs to properly fund foster carers so that they can continue to support the thousands of Victorian kids in need of out-of-home care. 010
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 22/10/2025Foster carers are already stretched thin – chronically under-resourced and often have to dig into their own pockets to provide for their kids. 110
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 22/10/2025This is deeply concerning. Cuts to health, cuts to education, and now cuts to foster care – this is not what looking after our kids looks like.theage.com.auFoster carers for high-needs children have support slashed by $100 a dayCarers have reported that their state government cost allowances have been cut by three-quarters without explanation. 112
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 13/10/2025Another unacceptable, totally preventable death in custody. Substance abuse and mental health episodes should be met with a care-first public health response, not punitive policing that escalates and ends in tragedy. Being in distress should not be a death sentence.theage.com.auMan dies at Merri train station after being handcuffed by PSOsThe 63-year-old man appeared “substance affected”, police say, and lost consciousness on Friday night. 042
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 09/10/2025We can’t get complacent. We must keep showing up and raising our voices for Palestine, holding this government to account until freedom, self-determination, and justice is achieved. There’s a Nationwide March for Gaza in Naarm this Sunday. Free Palestine 010
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 09/10/2025But the Israeli government has violated ceasefires before. Even now, hours after the agreement has been signed, they are still bombing Gaza City. Australia must do everything in its power to hold Israel and the US to this agreement, and ensure peace is sustained. 110
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 09/10/2025News that a ceasefire agreement in Gaza has been signed is welcome. For the sake of the survivors on the ground, who have been through years of horrific genocide campaign, I pray this is the end of their nightmare. 111
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 17/09/2025By allowing Australian weapons to be used, this government is complicit. There is no neutrality in genocide. This must be the turning point. (2/2) 000
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 17/09/2025The UN has confirmed Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. The Albanese and Allan Government must act now - stop the siege, end the two-way arms trade, and sanction Israel. Australia has a legal duty under the Genocide Convention. (1/2) 111
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 16/09/2025Right now, the system is failing to notify, respond, and protect children.abc.net.auChildcare worker speaks out after being accused of abusing toddlersA Goodstart worker who allegedly abused toddlers at a Ballarat centre speaks out for the first time and says he is appealing after being banned from working with children. 010
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 16/09/2025Victorian children deserve a safeguarding system that leaves no room for predatory behaviour to take hold. Now more than ever, we must ensure that our child safe frameworks and systems are not only vigilant in identifying risks, but also prompt and effective in taking decisive action. 111
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 04/09/2025We encourage parents, educators, community members and experts to have their say on how we can improve the system to support educators and ensure proper safeguards are in place. To make a submission online and for more information, visit the inquiry website:parliament.vic.gov.auInquiry into the Early Childhood Education and Care Sector in Victoria - Parliament of Victoria 010
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 04/09/2025Thousands of Victorian parents and families have been left devastated by a system where regulation and compliance failed to protect Victorian children. Our Select Committee inquiry will take a detailed look at what’s happening in the early childhood education and care sector. 110
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 04/09/2025Public submissions are now open for the Parliamentary inquiry into Victoria's early childhood education and care sector ⬇️ 111
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 01/09/2025To our multicultural and First Nations communities: you are not alone. Our strength is in our diversity and solidarity. To the Premier: the time for empty words is over. You must act NOW to protect our communities and tackle the inequality that allows this hatred to fester. 060
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 01/09/2025This government has failed. For 3 years, it has ignored the clear roadmap from the 2022 Inquiry into Extremism, which included funding to challenge radical beliefs, anti-racism education, and action to stamp out white supremacist groups. Yesterday’s violence is the result of their inaction. 160
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 01/09/2025The white supremacist violence we saw in Melbourne yesterday was disgraceful. Far-right extremists marched with racist, anti-immigrant, and anti-Indigenous hatred before attacking First Nations people at Camp Sovereignty. Nazis have no place here. Our full solidarity is with those targeted. 1197
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 27/08/2025Everyone deserves a safe and affordable home. Adding the right to housing to the Victorian Charter of Human Rights would mean that affordability, accessibility and adequacy of housing will be central to future government decisions. Watch the debate now: www.parliament.vic.gov.au/watch?tab=pa...parliament.vic.gov.auWatch - Parliament of Victoria 051
Anasina Gray-Barberio @anasinagraybarberio.org.au · 27/08/2025Housing is a human right, and right now, the Victorian Parliament is debating the Greens' bill to make it law. 154
Reposted by Anasina Gray-BarberioGabrielle de Vietri MP @gabrielledevietri.bsky.social · 27/08/2025BREAKING: Land Forces weapons expo is officially out of Victoria. Protest works. Thank you to the thousands that organised, turned up and raised your voice to say no to war profiteering in our state. 25924