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    • Hartland to Report on "Harrowing" Tottenham Fire
    • MEDIA ALERT call for independent analysis of causes of lesions in fish before Bay Dredging commences
    • Sad Sight in Port Phillip Bay
    • Monitoring the bay is not good enough, channel deepening should just be stopped
    • Sickening sight of half a billion dollar dredger in Bay and Yarra River
    • Greens move to outlaw discrimination against GLBTI people
    • Hartland to Release Tottenham Chlorine Report on Wednesday 6 February
    • Move to refer shaky economics of channel deepening to state upper house committee
    • Greens see red over channel deepening approval
    • Hartland Releases Tottenham Chlorine Incident Report
    • Government still can’t say how much channel deepening will cost
    • Greens call for quick resolution for Victorian public school teachers
    • Who’s going to press the red button?
    • Footy Teams Funded by Pokies are "Losers"
    • Channel deepening economics come under spotlight
    • Victorian Teachers' Wage Negotiations at a Stand Still
    • Drink Container Scheme will turn Rubbish into Community Money
    • A win for Tottenham residents and the Greens - Hartland
    • Melbourne Council: Greens announce candidate to take on John So
    • Twilight time for the Grand Prix
    • Thousands sign St Kilda Triangle petition to parliament
    • Turn Off the Pokies for Earth Hour - Hartland
    • Environment Laws Don’t Protect the Environment After All
    • Greens support the Brimbank College Principal and Education Union
    • Queen set to vandalise Port Phillip Heads with state government approval
    • Eddington report - what about Caroline Springs and the Melton Line?
    • Eddington report - some wins and some pie in the sky for Footscray to Williamstown corridor
    • Eddington report - some wins and some pie in the sky for Wyndham and Werribee
    • Eddington report - some wins and some pie in the sky for Hume corridor
    • Release Ingrid Betancourt now
    • Victorian Education a number one priority yet our schools remain the lowest funded
    • Partial equality not enough, same sex couples should be able to marry
    • Bay Dredging Petition Children go to Parliament
    • Bayside residents say no to Connex boom gate proposal
    • Hartland supports taxi drivers campaign for safety
    • Local doctor stands for Greens in Gippsland
    • State budget and transport
    • Greens want the best government that money can’t buy
    • Same-sex law reforms welcome but don't go far enough
    • Victorian Student Number – threat to student privacy
    • Current Health system disadvantages rural areas
    • A brown budget with green tinges
    • Less money on jails, more on crime prevention and rehabilitation
    • Extend public transport not clearways
    • Greens move to stop toxic dredging
    • Abortion law reform report gives us all choices
    • Delay will help supporters of Physician Assisted Dying
    • Scales tipped on mental health
    • Labor takes aim and misses on illness prevention
    • Rudd lacks vision on fuel
    • Liberal MP deserves praise for stance on genetic modification.
    • Kororoit is a black hole for public transport
    • Fruitloop fertiliser to fuel climate change
    • Greens challenge candidates on “hot air” audit.
    • ALP - log first then protect - another kick in the teeth for forests
    • Major parties don’t deserve preferences
    • Bring physician assisted dying into the light
    • Greens bill to stop toxic dredging
    • Greens announce candidate for Kororoit byelection
    • Call for ban on shark fin dishes
    • The time for clean energy is now
    • Action on aquifer is woeful
    • Getting decent dental care like pulling teeth.
    • Gippsland forests can offset Latrobe coal industry
    • Labor's dead hand smothers solar sector
    • Rural Press Club Snub
    • Gippsland families will be charged for the Gippsland Water Factory
    • Inner West residents vote with their feet against road tunnel
    • Latrobe City ratepapers prop up coal industry by $10million a year
    • Major party calls for aged pension increase ring hollow
    • The up side to fuel price rises.
    • Greens leader visits Gippsland
    • Message to Village - Hands off our Zoo
    • Peter McGauran's legacy - a Green Senator
    • Gippsland Lakes need Federal Help
    • Greens will hold Chester to account on political donations
    • Time to call it quits on Grand Prix
    • ALP climate policy bill will harm farming land
    • Old parties ignore big Gippsland issues
    • Ingrid - Free at Last
    • Dirty coal power plant one day, gas guzzling grand prix the next
    • Dead fish in Yarra should mean a stop to toxic dredging
    • Victorian Greens salute Peg Putt
    • Costs order against Blue Wedges a bad sign for democracy
    • It's time for real equality - same sex marriage
    • Jeff Kennett's comments are beyond belief
    • Burmese people mark unhappy 20th anniversary
    • More spin, smoke and mirrors at Triangle site
    • Greens support 'conscientious objection' abortion provisions
    • Hartland defies government with more Eddington meetings
    • Abortion legislation lacks certainty
    • TAFE teachers' pay should be top priority for state government
    • Three Greens MPs visit Eden Chipmill
    • Greens MPs send invoice to Eden chipmill
    • Fairfax job cuts threaten quality journalism
    • Channel Deepening Committee reports
    • Greens join forces across state borders to save the Murray
    • Greens say the Port of Melbourne is polluting Port Phillip Bay
    • Hasn't the public transport Minister got something better to do?
    • Protection of public land and open space needs an overhaul
    • Burmese people mark a sad year since the Saffron Revolution
    • Ports minister's channel deepening celebrations are premature
    • Vegetarians contribute to averting climate change
    • The People Plan
    • Hartland abortion law reform speech
    • Hartland moves to restore democracy on Whitten Oval development
    • Government pre-empts environmental assessment of Frankston Bypass
    • Footscray station overpass is a political football
    • Victoria University cuts "a blow to education in the west"
    • Time to ditch the secretive PPP model for building our state schools
    • Government attacks on Whitten Oval issue
    • World Teachers’ Day – Quality of teaching key to high quality education
    • Logging on Brown Mountain is state sanctioned vandalism
    • Hartland gives another 2,741 reasons to oppose Eddington's roads
    • Assisted Reproductive Treatment (ART) Bill referred for further scrutiny
    • EES report on Frankston Bypass ignores public transport and sustainability issues
    • WorkCover Admin Fee Blowout
    • Government weak on actual changes to IR
    • Greens call for local government involvement in ABC Learning solution
    • Why radiate when you can shine? Greens reject nuclear solutio
    • Childcare must be high on mayors' summit agenda
    • Greens shocked at NT nuclear dump anger
    • Green agenda for Mayors' Summit
    • Government needs to do more on whaling
    • Will Rudd act to save solar jobs?
    • Greens call for nationally funded skin cancer prevention campaign
    • INVITATION (Greens members only): Q & A The Assisted Reproductive Treatment (ART) Bill 2008
    • Welfare Reforms will only Damage Communities
    • PALMERS LOOKOUT STATE RESERVE REVOKED, But Minister Agrees To Protect Public Access Right
    • LABORIALS DEFEAT FOREST CONTRACTORS' EXIT PACKAGE PROPOSAL Confuses Workers with Big Woodchip Industry
    • Rann Government shifts from clean wind to dirty coal
    • Hicks Case Shows Need for Anti-Terrorism Review
    • LLEWELLYN FAILS TO GUARANTEE SAWLOG TENDERS WILL NOT GO TO WOODCHIPPERS
    • Hicks release from control orders welcomed by Greens
    • Government must show cards on anti-terrorism review
    • $12.9B Water Plan an 'uncoordinated trickle'
    • Lack of Government action on whaling
    • Gunn's Pulp Mill Hangs by Wood Supply Agreement Thread
    • Yellowcake Fever: Toxic and Unwanted
    • True equality includes right to marry, Greens senator tells rally
    • Government Must Spend More If Developer Levies Are Cut
    • Time for PM to act on Homelessness: Greens
    • Bartlett could turn from renewable energy laggard to leader at COAG
    • Greens Propose New "Millionaires Tax"
    • More questions to be answered on National Academy of Music
    • Greens to move for Senate Inquiry into Childcare
    • Rental Affordability Bill Passes; Green Opportunity Missed
    • Greens Commend Passage of Historic Same-Sex Laws
    • "It's the Science Stupid!"
    • As Government Locks Out People and Locks In MIS and Multi Nationals
    • Garrett should bury Traveston Dam
    • ALP IR is not forward enough with fairness - Greens
    • Senate supports Greens to hold Inquiry into Childcare
    • Climate Targets:Wong Won't Say
    • Broader Reform Needed Beyond any Ministerial Discretion Applied in Moeller Case
    • Scrap water restrictions, go for household allocation instead
    • Senate Urges Immediate Action on Whaling
    • Greens amendments move to better manage water in Murray Darling Basin
    • Farmers get reprieve from coal miners under Greens Water Act Amendment
    • Broadband tenders must put public interest first
    • Greens do heavy lifting for Govt on Renewable Energy Target
    • Greens back churches call for crisis response
    • Greens win Indigenous role in Murray Darling Basin water management
    • Nationals put mining ahead of farmers
    • Wong fails water leadership test
    • New Sydney Metro Authority another costly mistake
    • Orica toxic waste export at it again!
    • Chemical Trespass Laws call as latest Water Test Show Chemical Contamination Continues
    • Public Sector Carbon Audit Welcomed
    • Bermagui forests deserve protection: Brown
    • Government lets NT Indigenous communities down again
    • Minister for Women refuses to answer questions re TAFE women's ed closure
    • Media Alert: Press Conference - Rudd follows Howard strategy on radioactive dump
    • South Australians not suckers for Labor Water Spin
    • Legal advice on carbon sink forests: Liberals must reconsider opposition
    • Brett Dean congratulated: Government must reverse ANAM decision
    • Greens call on Gillard to rule out repeat of childcare corporatisation
    • Pulp Mill WSA Extension Washes Away Bartlett's Line in Sand
    • World Aids Day a reminder of rising HIV rates
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