Wallsend Greens

30/04/2024

Have you got tickets to our Fundraiser Trivia night this Saturday night??
Tickets include a delicious Indian Feast provided by our host Momos Wholefood Cafe and the night will be a mix of music and politics trivia sessions interspersed with a couple of super fun audience involved games all emceed by our Greens Newcastle Council candidates and councillors.
Avoid disappointment (and help us with catering!!) by booking now.
https://greens.org.au/nsw/NewcastleTriviaNight

Have you got tickets to our Fundraiser Trivia night this Saturday night??

Tickets include a delicious Indian Feast provided by our host Momos Wholefood Cafe and the night will be a mix of music and politics trivia sessions interspersed with a couple of super fun audience involved games all emceed by our Greens Newcastle Council candidates and councillors.

Avoid disappointment (and help us with catering!!) by booking now.
https://greens.org.au/nsw/NewcastleTriviaNight

23/03/2023

Will State Labor be any different? We don't think so either.
Vote 1 The Greens for the Balance of Power to hold Labor to account if they get over the line on Sat 25th.

23/03/2023

19/03/2023

It's time to break the cycle.

19/03/2023

How to vote for the Greens in Wallsend, and in the Upper House. These are only recommendations. Political parties do not control where preferences flow, voters do.

With that being said, we hope you vote 1 Greens to push a Labor government to go further on housing, education, and environment.

08/03/2023

Politics in NSW is a toxic boys club. The Greens have 100% of our most winnable candidates and returning MPs are all women. (Which doesn’t mean we won’t elect more people!)

While the other parties struggle with toxic patriarchy, we’re ready to lead differently.

Lynda-June Coe, Greens Jenny Leong Izabella Antoniou - Greens for Summer Hill Kobi Shetty - Greens candidate for Balmain Amanda Findley for South CoastDr Amanda Cohn - Greens Abigail Boyd Cate Faehrmann Tamara Smith, MP Sue Higginson Philipa Veitch Greens

28/02/2023

The Greens will lower the voting age from 18 to 16 and make it non-compulsory for 16-17 year olds to vote, giving young people the option to share their opinions at the ballot box.

27/02/2023

As youth-led activist movements have shown us around the world and in Australia, young people are politically engaged and hungry for change.
Young people in NSW already work and pay taxes. We accept they’re old enough to open a bank account, learn to drive, have s*x — they’ve been criminally responsible for 6 or 7 years and and can go to prison.
It’s time they were empowered to exercise their voice in our democracy too.