The Greens' recent leadership change from Larissa Waters to David Shoebridge was both rapid and polite. But while the change might have come as a surprise, what is more predictable is the hand wringin...

A once-abundant snail nearly disappeared as weirs and irrigation diverted water from its river home. But it found protection in the very structures that almost wiped it out.

Ruling on Mount Pleasant coalmine shows ‘we cannot continue to dig up coal … and pretend the consequences have nothing to do with us’, group says

The Arctic is becoming the latest international battleground as a warming climate makes the previously impossible possible.

New federal leader David Shoebridge says November’s poll will herald the start of an ‘extraordinary moment’ as Greens hope for best-ever state result

Mark Steele says he is ‘ashamed to be associated’ with the RSPCA Certified scheme, which badges 97% of chicken sold in Australia

David Shoebridge, who became Greens party leader last week, says the pitch warrants discussion.

Protesters in Perth gather to oppose the biennial Land Forces expo, held in Perth two years after ugly scenes in Melbourne.

Much of the small Pacific nation of Tuvalu will sit below the average high-tide mark by 2050, according to NASA projections.

An Australian Army soldier has died and five others have been injured in a vehicle rollover during a training exercise at Mount Bundey, south-east of Darwin.

Volunteers treating wombats for mange say animals they knew and cared for have vanished after burrows were inadvertently filled in.

The government sees an opportunity to regain city seats with targeted policies such as allowing dogs in pubs and extending trading hours

David Shoebridge has big ambitions for the Greens, but his party is still wrestling with how to turn voter disillusionment into greater support.

Former MP and Green Institute head says proposal for publicly owned supermarket chain will ease grocery prices

New visa rules could force some Australians to choose between life here and ageing parents overseas.

Greens party elders describe her obvious talent and determination to change things for the better, while political rivals’ verdicts vary wildly

Under new WA laws anyone who defies an exclusion order could face a maximum $36,000 fine and three years in prison

David Shoebridge’s rise to the Greens leadership offers a chance to challenge Labor from the Left and push for more radical action on inequality, climate change and AI.

Shoebridge, a senator from New South Wales and former upper house state MP, won the role over Mehreen Faruqi and Sarah Hanson-Young