Greens.
South Tyrol political party
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
- 102
What's happening
Active this week
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Political talks are underway in Canberra as the Liberal Party seeks to form a government, with Andrew Barr seen as the preferred chief minister.Some support3 reports
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Austrian political parties, including the Greens, Freedom Party, and Neos, have taken stances on the head covering ban.Some support1 report
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Vinci Airports holds a 50.01% stake in the Edinburgh Airport project alongside GIP (backed by BlackRock), while the Greens criticize the expansion.Some support1 report
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Council report highlights problems with the Hereford bypass scheme, noting its history involving Tories and Greens.Some support1 report
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Marles is pushing for the sale of defence properties, which are earmarked in both Brisbane and Melbourne. The process faces resistance from the Greens, while Collins chairs the examining committee.Some support2 reports
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Good Law Project supports claimants challenging EHRC code, while Greens condemn the EHRC code coming into force. Angela Rayner oversees the EHRC guidance as Secretary of State.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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Zack Polanski has been elected as the leader of the Green Party, which operates across England and Wales.Well supported14 reports
Earlier this month
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A Green mayor presents beer to Markus Söder.Some support1 report
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A Senate inquiry led by the Greens is currently being held in Melbourne.Some support5 reports
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Greens proposed abolishing health requirements for migrants, coinciding with Peters announcing changes to immigration policy.Some support1 report
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Greens MP Cate Faehrmann called for an embargo, while Barnes was noted to work for the NRAR agency.Some support2 reports
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Wells confirmed investigations into social media ban breaches and urged Greens to pass stronger laws, with Albanese echoing the comments.Some support2 reports
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The Greens party opposed a social media ban, while the opposition bloc blocked the changes, and David Shoebridge questioned the fine doubling measure.Well supported17 reports
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Greens criticized the Labor government regarding an agreement on fossil fuels.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Greens opposes public service control over footage.Some support1 report
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Greens candidates won council seats in Scotland, Ramsay criticized government policy shifts, and the government set new rules for data centre applications.Some support1 report
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The Green party is campaigning in Edinburgh, with Angus Robertson offering support for the push to gain control of the city council.Some support2 reports
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The Labor government in Australia is leading a major tax overhaul, with Treasurer Jim Chalmers guiding the process and the Greens offering conditional support.Well supported5 reports7 developments inside
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Greens advocated for a portable bond scheme in New South Wales.Some support1 report
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John Tamihere is positioned as a lead negotiator against the National party as political rivals compete for power and votes.Some support2 reports
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Ministry responds to Deutsche Bahn performance issues amid calls from Greens for better maintenance.Some support1 report
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Barbara Pocock's background is detailed, noting her previous employment at the Reserve Bank of Australia and her current role as a critical Greens Senator.Some support3 reports
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A Senate inquiry has begun into the overhaul of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), with the Greens party involved in criticizing the reforms and delays.Some support6 reports2 developments inside
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ITN reports on personnel changes, a boycott of a contest Farage ran in, and mentions the Greens.Some support3 reports
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Greens renew calls to end driven grouse shooting in Scotland.Some support1 report
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Greens senator comments on national housing issues.Well supported7 reports1 development inside
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Sturgeon discussed Greens support in her memoir and warned John Swinney about the political risks associated with that support.Some support1 report
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Greens secured minor party backing for budget overhaul and commented on SMSF changes to residential property.Some support1 report
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Greens Senator Peter Whish-Wilson arrived in Perth for an inquiry, commenting on issues ranging from shark nets in Queensland to Julian Assange's release.Some support2 reports
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The Greens are working with the government on reforms concerning the governance of the University of Canberra, leveraging the Assembly's legislative powers.Some support1 report
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Greens advocate for the establishment of a permanent support fund for wildfire efforts.Some support1 report
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Greens introduced a private members' bill in NSW while Penny Sharpe served as NSW Environment Minister and Chris Minns led the Labor Government.Some support1 report
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Greens are withholding support for tax changes amid ongoing criticism of Labor's tax legislation regarding tax carve-outs in the Senate.Well supported5 reports1 development inside
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Greens warn the Labor government against capitulating to vested interests while facing pressure from the ruling party.Some support1 report
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Greens MSPs urged dropping Coca-Cola sponsorship due to the company's operations in Israeli settlements.Some support1 report
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Cem Özdemir, part of the state government coalition, seeks to appoint Boris Palmer to an advisory council in Tübingen.Some support1 report
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Greens spokesperson Barbara Pocock announced the introduction of a disallowance motion to parliament.Well supported4 reports
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Greens introduced legislation to reform the Australian Human Rights Commission, with spokespersons noting gaps in its services.Some support1 report
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Jacinta Allan directs corruption evidence to Victoria Police while the Greens call for increased anti-corruption powers.Some support1 report
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Bristol City Council is implementing a new parking levy, leading to political criticism from the Greens and local politicians.Some support2 reports
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The federal government secured support from the Greens after a successful deal was struck with Labor.Some support2 reports
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Greens criticize government's gambling reform process.Some support2 reports
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Social Minister spoke in plenary in Kiel.Some support1 report
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Technology is creating barriers to resident engagement, leading Greens to potentially reintroduce face-to-face forums.Some support1 report
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Greens and Tories are active in Westminster elections as political figures resign from Westminster for other roles.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Greens criticize Hanson's political statements and advocacy groups condemn his rhetoric, which included a promise to sack the sex discrimination commissioner.Some support1 report
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Loyalties are divided between Daemon and the Greens faction.Some support1 report
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Around Greens this week
News at the entities that move Greens most-
Larissa Waters StructuralLarissa Waters has been appointed to serve as a Senator representing the state of Queensland.Moves Greens
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Labor OperationalLabor party remains opposed to federal inquiry while the Prime Minister's office faces scrutiny over staffing practices.Moves Greens
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Birmingham StructuralWeather forecast for various UK regions including London, Scotland, and Cheshire.Moves Greens
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Zack Polanski StructuralZack Polanski commented on Israel's genocide in Gaza during a hustings in London, coinciding with UNGA discussions.Moves Greens
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Ed Davey OperationalEd Davey criticizes Thames Water's operational failures in England.Moves Greens
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government StructuralGovernment plans fast-track resettlement for refugees from Afghanistan and Mandatory Palestine, while Nigel Farage rejects legal routes.Moves Greens
Connections
The 40 strongest of 102, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Larissa Waters Structural
Larissa Waters holds the leadership role within the Greens political organization.
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Jordon Steele-John Structural
Jordon Steele-John is a member of the Greens political party.
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Labor Operational
Greens and Labor engage in continuous policy negotiation, characterized by periods of support, opposition, and deal-making regarding tax and corporate interests.
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Birmingham Structural
Greens is formally integrated into the Birmingham City Council coalition, participating in local governance.
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Andrew Braddock Structural
Andrew Braddock was elected to the leadership team of the ACT Greens.
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Francesco Emilio Borrelli Structural
Francesco Emilio Borrelli serves as a Member of Parliament (MP) representing the Greens political group.
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Zack Polanski Structural
Zack Polanski holds the leadership role within the Greens party structure.
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Lambeth Structural
The Greens have successfully gained governing control over the Lambeth area, leading to a functional dependency between the two entities.
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Ilaria Cucchi Structural
Ilaria Cucchi is a current member of the Greens party.
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Ed Davey Operational
The two political entities are described as direct competitors vying for the same electorate.
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senate Structural
Greens functions as a political entity within the Senate, introducing measures and supporting legislation.
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government Structural
Greens actively collaborates with the Government to implement reforms and political agreements.
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Nick McKim Structural
Nick McKim holds a formal role as a member and spokesperson for the Greens political party.
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Barbara Pocock Structural
Barbara Pocock holds a formal membership role as a senator for the Greens party.
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Lucy Powell Operational
Lucy Powell is actively campaigning to attract voters from the Greens political bloc.
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Andy Burnham Operational
Greens is actively campaigning against Andy Burnham's political stances and leadership role, specifically regarding climate policy and mayoral contests.
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Scotland Operational
Greens operates as a political entity within Scotland, actively competing for voters and advocating for policy changes.
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Jon Harvey Operational
The competitive relationship is defined by the Greens' decision not to field a candidate, impacting the political landscape in which Jon Harvey operates.
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Barnes Structural
Barnes is employed by the Greens government agency.
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David Shoebridge Structural
David Shoebridge holds a formal membership role as a Senator within the Greens political entity.
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Jane Howlett Operational
Greens, a government agency, formally questioned Jane Howlett regarding inconsistencies in her work or statements.
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Jacinta Allan Operational
Greens advocates for increased anti-corruption powers and issues warnings regarding the conduct of the government represented by Jacinta Allan.
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Geraldine Coggins Structural
Geraldine Coggins is affiliated with the Green Party as a mayoral candidate.
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Jo Clay Structural
Jo Clay holds the elected leadership position within the ACT Greens political party.
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Peter Whish-Wilson Structural
Peter Whish-Wilson serves as a federal senator representing the Greens.
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Marles Operational
Marles is currently facing active resistance and opposition from the Greens regarding its operations.
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Vienna Operational
Greens, a government agency, has formally demanded a comprehensive heat plan regarding the city of Vienna.
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federal government Structural
The Federal Government successfully gained necessary political support from the Greens bloc.
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Angus Robertson Operational
Angus Robertson provides active support for the Scottish Greens political campaign.
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Denton Transactional
Greens successfully won the by-election held in the entity Denton.
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Sarah Hanson-Young Structural
Sarah Hanson-Young holds a formal membership role within the Greens political party.
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Australian Human Rights Commission Structural
Greens introduced legislation to reform the Australian Human Rights Commission.
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National Operational
The two political parties actively compete for political power and votes.
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Bristol City Council Structural
A functional link exists where Greens made a promise regarding a levy in 2024 that impacts Bristol City Council's operational area.
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Anika Wells Operational
Anika Wells advocates for policy changes that are targets of the Greens agency.
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Matt Keogh Operational
Greens actively opposed a specific policy proposal regarding health caps that Matt Keogh was involved in.
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Liberals Operational
Liberals and Greens actively compete for votes, policy influence, and a role in forming government.
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Australian Public Service Operational
Greens actively opposes the Australian Public Service's control over specific operational matters.
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Angus Taylor Shared context
The two entities are co-mentioned in the context of political debate regarding government reforms and policy challenges.
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Edinburgh Airport Operational
Greens actively criticizes Edinburgh Airport's operations, framing them as climate vandalism.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
11 events- Political talks are underway in Canberra as the Liberal Party seeks to form a government, with Andrew Barr seen as the preferred chief minister.
- Austrian political parties, including the Greens, Freedom Party, and Neos, have taken stances on the head covering ban.
- Vinci Airports holds a 50.01% stake in the Edinburgh Airport project alongside GIP (backed by BlackRock), while the Greens criticize the expansion.
- Council report highlights problems with the Hereford bypass scheme, noting its history involving Tories and Greens.
- Marles is pushing for the sale of defence properties, which are earmarked in both Brisbane and Melbourne. The process faces resistance from the Greens, while Collins chairs the examining committee.
- A Green mayor presents beer to Markus Söder.
- Greens proposed abolishing health requirements for migrants, coinciding with Peters announcing changes to immigration policy.
- Greens MP Cate Faehrmann called for an embargo, while Barnes was noted to work for the NRAR agency.
- Wells confirmed investigations into social media ban breaches and urged Greens to pass stronger laws, with Albanese echoing the comments.
- Greens opposes public service control over footage.
- Greens candidates won council seats in Scotland, Ramsay criticized government policy shifts, and the government set new rules for data centre applications.
August 2026
12 events- Good Law Project supports claimants challenging EHRC code, while Greens condemn the EHRC code coming into force. Angela Rayner oversees the EHRC guidance as Secretary of State.
- Greens criticized the Labor government regarding an agreement on fossil fuels.
- The Green party is campaigning in Edinburgh, with Angus Robertson offering support for the push to gain control of the city council.
- Greens advocated for a portable bond scheme in New South Wales.
- John Tamihere is positioned as a lead negotiator against the National party as political rivals compete for power and votes.
- Ministry responds to Deutsche Bahn performance issues amid calls from Greens for better maintenance.
- Barbara Pocock's background is detailed, noting her previous employment at the Reserve Bank of Australia and her current role as a critical Greens Senator.
- ITN reports on personnel changes, a boycott of a contest Farage ran in, and mentions the Greens.
- Greens renew calls to end driven grouse shooting in Scotland.
- Sturgeon discussed Greens support in her memoir and warned John Swinney about the political risks associated with that support.
- Greens secured minor party backing for budget overhaul and commented on SMSF changes to residential property.
- Greens Senator Peter Whish-Wilson arrived in Perth for an inquiry, commenting on issues ranging from shark nets in Queensland to Julian Assange's release.
July 2026
9 events- A Senate inquiry led by the Greens is currently being held in Melbourne.
- The Greens party opposed a social media ban, while the opposition bloc blocked the changes, and David Shoebridge questioned the fine doubling measure.
- Greens senator comments on national housing issues.
- The Greens are working with the government on reforms concerning the governance of the University of Canberra, leveraging the Assembly's legislative powers.
- Greens advocate for the establishment of a permanent support fund for wildfire efforts.
- Greens introduced a private members' bill in NSW while Penny Sharpe served as NSW Environment Minister and Chris Minns led the Labor Government.
- Greens warn the Labor government against capitulating to vested interests while facing pressure from the ruling party.
- Greens MSPs urged dropping Coca-Cola sponsorship due to the company's operations in Israeli settlements.
- Cem Özdemir, part of the state government coalition, seeks to appoint Boris Palmer to an advisory council in Tübingen.
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June 2026
15 events- Zack Polanski has been elected as the leader of the Green Party, which operates across England and Wales.
- The Labor government in Australia is leading a major tax overhaul, with Treasurer Jim Chalmers guiding the process and the Greens offering conditional support.
- A Senate inquiry has begun into the overhaul of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), with the Greens party involved in criticizing the reforms and delays.
- Greens are withholding support for tax changes amid ongoing criticism of Labor's tax legislation regarding tax carve-outs in the Senate.
- Greens spokesperson Barbara Pocock announced the introduction of a disallowance motion to parliament.
- Greens introduced legislation to reform the Australian Human Rights Commission, with spokespersons noting gaps in its services.
- Jacinta Allan directs corruption evidence to Victoria Police while the Greens call for increased anti-corruption powers.
- Bristol City Council is implementing a new parking levy, leading to political criticism from the Greens and local politicians.
- The federal government secured support from the Greens after a successful deal was struck with Labor.
- Greens criticize government's gambling reform process.
- Social Minister spoke in plenary in Kiel.
- Technology is creating barriers to resident engagement, leading Greens to potentially reintroduce face-to-face forums.
- Greens and Tories are active in Westminster elections as political figures resign from Westminster for other roles.
- Greens criticize Hanson's political statements and advocacy groups condemn his rhetoric, which included a promise to sack the sex discrimination commissioner.
- Loyalties are divided between Daemon and the Greens faction.