Nita Green - Senator for Queensland

Nita Green - Senator for Queensland Labor Senator for Queensland. Assistant Minister for Northern Australia, Tourism and Pacific Island Affairs.

Authorised Nita Green, Australian Labor Party, Cairns

Great to meet with the Ambassador of Chile, Her Excellency Ms Beatriz de la Fuente, and celebrate the close and growing ...
17/09/2026

Great to meet with the Ambassador of Chile, Her Excellency Ms Beatriz de la Fuente, and celebrate the close and growing friendship between our two countries 🇦🇺🇨🇱

As Chile marks Fiestas Patrias, I wish Chileans in Australia and around the world all the very best as they celebrate their national day.

Australia has just been ranked 8th in the world for gender equality. Our best result ever.When Labor came to government ...
17/09/2026

Australia has just been ranked 8th in the world for gender equality. Our best result ever.

When Labor came to government we were 43rd. Four years later, we’re up 35 places.

Higher wages in female-dominated industries. Six months paid parental leave. Record investment in women's health.

That's what deliberate action looks like. There’s more to do, and we’ll keep working.

They Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Su***de made clear the need for change, and we’re acting.The Senate has j...
17/09/2026

They Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Su***de made clear the need for change, and we’re acting.

The Senate has just passed our legislation to continue this important work, and we’re on track to have implemented two-thirds of the final report’s recommendations by the end of this year.

Support is available 24/7 – Open Arms: 1800 011 046

This morning I the joined 1000 Voices for 1000 Girls breakfast at Parliament House. We heard from World Vision Ambassado...
16/09/2026

This morning I the joined 1000 Voices for 1000 Girls breakfast at Parliament House. We heard from World Vision Ambassador Jelena Djokovic about the importance of ensuring girls everywhere can access education, live free from violence and have the opportunity to reach their full potential.

Almost one in three girls will face violence in their lives. But we can break that cycle. That’s why I am pleased to support World Vision’s call to sponsor 1,000 girls by 11 October, International Day of the Girl.

15/09/2026

We want to give Australians a choice on what they’re consuming online. The Coalition are on the side of big tech.

🚨PASSED PARLIAMENT: Our bill to lock in a 15% pay rise for child care workers.
15/09/2026

🚨PASSED PARLIAMENT: Our bill to lock in a 15% pay rise for child care workers.

Proud Assistant Minister for Tourism (and proud Queenslander) this morning at Australia’s Top Tourism Town Awards - cele...
15/09/2026

Proud Assistant Minister for Tourism (and proud Queenslander) this morning at Australia’s Top Tourism Town Awards - celebrating the very best of regional tourism.

An extra special shout out to Airlie Beach, 6 times nominated and today finally taking that win for Small Tourism Town.

14/09/2026

One Nation is anti-worker.

11/09/2026

Australia’s future is tied to the future of the Pacific. Our security and prosperity is shared.

Great to catch up with the Queensland Tourism Industry Council delegation in Canberra this week.Queensland’s tourism ind...
10/09/2026

Great to catch up with the Queensland Tourism Industry Council delegation in Canberra this week.

Queensland’s tourism industry is a huge part of our economy, supporting thousands of jobs and communities right across our state.

Always valuable to hear directly from the people working across the sector about the opportunities ahead and how we can keep backing a strong and sustainable tourism industry as we move towards Brisbane 2032.

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Cairns, QLD
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