We have received a few requests for electronic versions of our campaign brochures, covering such topics as greening Sydney rooftops, a solar-powered Sydney, sustainable housing and rainwater harvesting etc.
Here are links to pdfs of our current brochure and the previous Solar Thermal brochure.
Clover Moore has partially denied information posted on this site about the sources of her campaign funding.
In response, the following letter was published in yesterday’s Sunday Telegraph. It was written by Dr Norman Thompson, director, NSW Greens political donations research project. All the information is sourced from declarations lodged with the NSW Electoral Commission.
These St Patrick’s Day revellers loved the Green connection when they happened on our stall in Oxford St yesterday. They asked to be photographed and put on a website. Happy to oblige!
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Then click on to see another green street scene… Read the rest of this entry »
The Greens in the seat of Sydney have chosen not to recommend preferences on their How to Vote cards.
Rather, as preferences are optional in state elections, voters are encouraged to either make up their own minds on preferences or simply vote 1 Chris Harris.
“I am not giving my preferences to any party or other candidate. It is not up to me to decide who the people of Sydney preference in this election. No party or candidate in NSW State elections has a sack of votes that they can just hand over to someone else. It is up to the voters to decide who they want - as it should be.
“What we need to tell voters is that if you vote 1 Chris Harris for Sydney on March 24th, and then mark your second choice with a ‘2′ that’s where your vote goes.”
Greens MP Lee Rhiannon yesterday rejected accusations that The Greens party supports the sale of the drug “ice” (crystal methamphetamine), instead laying the blame for the drug epidemic on the failed policies of the major parties.
“The allegation in yesterday’s Daily Telegraph that the Greens policy would allow people to buy unlimited amounts of the deadly drug ‘ice’ is totally false,” Ms Rhiannon said.
“The Greens policy does not support unlimited supply of any drug, least of all crystal methamphetamine.” Read the rest of this entry »
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