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Australia’s Greens party, which helped Prime Minister Julia Gillard form a minority government, sought to distance itself from the ruling Labor party whose popularity is slumping ahead of elections due Sept. 14.
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Claims by Fortescue Metals Group Ltd. and state governments that Australia’s mining tax is discriminatory turns the country’s Constitution on its head, the federal government said.
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Christine Milne, whose Australian Greens party holds the balance of power in the nation’s Senate, grimaces as she recalls the day an opponent called her a “political slut” in Tasmania’s state parliament.
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Australia’s Greens leader Christine Milne, whose party holds the balance of power in parliament’s upper house, reached out to business leaders with a pledge to increase the nation’s productivity and prosperity.
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Australia’s Greens party, which holds the balance of power in the nation’s upper house, will focus on selling its vision for the economy to voters, new leader Christine Milne said.
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Australia’s Greens Party, which holds the balance of power in the nation’s upper house, named Christine Milne to replace outgoing leader Bob Brown after he resigned today.
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Shirley Barrie says she’s not a fan of Australia’s opposition leader Tony Abbott. She’ll vote for him anyway.
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Australian regulators should probe trading in steelmakers’ shares in the week before the announcement of a carbon-tax plan that gives $300 million ($322 million) in concessions to the industry, say two lawmakers who sat on the committee that helped design the policy.
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Australia needs a price of more than A$40 ($42) per ton on carbon emissions, Greens Senator Christine Milne said, setting up a potential conflict with the ruling party as lawmakers negotiate details of a trading plan.
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The Australian Greens plan “fast and furious” action to establish a climate change committee and impose a price on carbon emissions under a government led by the Labor Party’s Julia Gillard .
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