Ballarat Greens

Senator Christine Milne

Christine Milne, Senator for Tasmania and Leader of the Australian Greens, is one of Australia's most experienced and respected environmental and community activists, with a career spanning 30 years.

Price pollution - make clean energy cheaper

Pollution from burning coal, oil and gas is driving a climate crisis, making our world more dangerous, increasing prices of food and water and jeopardising our way of life.

But if we cut pollution and invest properly in the clean alternatives, we can build a healthier, cleaner, more secure economy and community for all of us.

Reject Baillieu government double standard on coal

Greens Senator for Victoria, Dr Richard Di Natale, has slammed the Baillieu government's support for a possible coal mine in Bacchus Marsh.

"Premier Baillieu has fast become the number one enemy of the environment," said Senator Di Natale.

"The Victorian government have declared war on wind farms and are throwing their support behind coal."

Belinda Coates for Ballarat City Council

Lifelong Ballarat resident, social worker and community activist Belinda Coates has announced her intention to stand as a candidate in Ballarat City Council elections in October this year.

Ms Coates will stand for Central Ward, in which she won the second highest vote of 16 candidates in the 2008 election.

"I'm passionate about community well being and have worked in local community services for almost 20 years.

Art Prize & Auction

Ballarat Greens, Red Brick gallery and B1 Gallery are pleased to announce the inaugural Ballarat Greens Art Prize 2012 for emerging artists.

The exhibition launch and announcement of Ballarat Greens Art Prize winners will be held on Saturday 14th July from 4:00pm at B1: Ballarat Art Space gallery, 14 Camp St Ballarat.

Denticare - Dental care for everyone

Millions of Australians can't afford to see a dentist. Untreated dental disease affects people's health and wellbeing. The Greens' plan to bring dental care into Medicare means the mouth is treated like any other part of the body.