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Greens split over Koala park credits - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Carbon credits and a koala park in New South Wales have caused a rare split in the federal Greens party. Featured: Larissa Waters, Greens LeaderNick McKim, Greens SenatorChris Bowen, Climate Change MinisterJosh Wilson, Assistant Climate Change MinisterBob Brown, Former Greens Leader A koala park on the mid north coast of New South Wales has caused a rare split in the Greens party(Supplied: L Patabendi) Rachel Mealey: A koala park on the mid-north coast of New South Wales has caused a rare split
Greens co-founder weighs in on party split over koala park carbon credits (opens the original)
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A prominent Greens party figure has sided with three senators who made the rare decision to vote against their party on a native forest carbon credit plan. Labor has shot down "ludicrous" concern from some within the Greens that its plan is commodifying the environment. The NSW government says it plans to introduce legislation to formally reserve the Great Koala National Park boundary as soon as possible. Australian Greens founding figure Bob Brown has backed the three senators who took the rare
Expert doubts constitutionality of grants schemes - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Constitutional law expert Anne Twomey has slammed the use of Commonwealth money to pay for sporting club upgrades as inappropriate and unconstitutional. Featured: Anthony Albanese, Prime MinisterSteph Hodgins-May, Greens SenatorNicolette Boele, Independent Member for BradfieldAnne Twomey, Professor Emerita at Sydney Law School The MLCI program was set up to pay Labor's community infrastructure commitments at the federal election.(ABC News: BRENDAN ESPOSITO)
Coalition's free speech concerns - ABC listen (opens the original)
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The federal opposition is calling the government's digital duty of care bill "dangerous" and a "threat to free speech". Featured: Sarah Henderson, Coalition communications spokesperson Sarah Hanson-Young, Greens communications spokesperson Professor Ivanka Pritchard, Flinders UniversityAnne Aly, Small Business Minister The draft duty of care legislation give users the option to turn their algorithm off(Unsplash: Rami Al-zayat) Rachel Mealey: The Federal Opposition is raising concerns about the G
Superannuation debate heats up - ABC listen (opens the original)
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The Coalition and One Nation are both discussing how people could access their superannuation early to help afford a home. Featured: Andrew Bragg, Shadow Housing MinisterBarnaby Joyce, One Nation MPDr Luke Hartigan, University of Sydney economics lecturerMaiy Azize, Everybody's Home spokesperson One Nation leader Pauline Hanson (ABC News: Callum Flinn) Rachel Mealey: Superannuation policy is shaping up to be a hot topic in Canberra this week. The Coalition and One Nation are both looking at ways
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