Summary

The Australian Greens is a federation of eight state and territory parties which grew out of the Australian environment movements and was officially formed in 1992. Led by Tasmanian Bob Brown, the Greens have achieved significant success in Australian politics, recently becoming the obvious "third" party. The Australian campaign on progressive issues including protection of the environment, indigenous reconcilliation, and increase in public funding for schools and hospitals.

Resources

Correspondences

• Launch of the Transition Decade, 23 January 2010, 2 pp. Also available at http://www.t10.net.au/. PDF Details

Fliers

• Rescue the Future... (The Greens): (Membership Form and Charter), The Australian Greens, Melbourne, [nd?]. images PDF Details

Journals

• Chain Reaction: The National magazine of Friends of the Earth Australia, no. 80, Friends of the Earth Australia, Melbourne, Spring 1999. Image PDF Details
• Friends of the Earth (ed.), Chain Reaction, no. 39, Friends of the Earth (FoE) Australia. [This scan courtesy of Friends of the Earth, Melbourne], Melbourne, 1984, 40 pp. PDF Details
• Friends of the Earth (ed.), Chain Reaction, no. 42/43, Friends of the Earth (FoE) Australia. [This scan courtesy of Friends of the Earth, Melbourne], Melbourne, 1985, 65 pp. PDF Details
• Friends of the Earth (ed.), Chain Reaction, no. 70, Friends of the Earth (FoE) Australia. [This scan courtesy of Friends of the Earth, Melbourne], ACT, 1994, 40 pp. PDF Details

Posters

• Stop the war on refugees, Victorian Alliance for Refugees, June 2003. PDF Details