Fixing a Broken System - Practical Trajectories Beyond Representative Democracy
A 2021 journal article unpacking key flaws of hierarchical centralised decision-making and reflecting on various local trials of participatory decision-making processes within the Gabba Ward of Brisbane City Council
Yes, the Queensland Greens are still a VERY white party
The Queensland Greens continue to struggle with under-representation of people of colour and First Nations people in key leadership roles across the party.
Fully Automated Luxury Colonialism
Green policies which are predicated on the continued non-consensual mining of Aboriginal land aren't actually very green when you think about it
So how much power does the leader of the Australian Greens actually have?
An overview of the power that the federal leader of the Australian Greens holds, in the context of debates about whether this role should be directly elected by Greens members.
Learning from the big Greens swing on Brisbane City Council
Why did we get such a strong swing to the Greens in the 2020 council election campaign?
Can Roadblocks Help Change the Political Climate?
Why disruptive civil disobedience is an essential tool in the struggle for climate justice
Are Controversial Road Safety Protests Helpful?
The recent use of die-ins and other temporary blockades to raise concerns about pedestrian and cycling safety has raised legitimate
How We Helped Stop an Eviction into Homelessness
Reflections and insights from our very first direct action to resist an eviction from a government-owned property in Highgate Hill
To Fight Back Against Unsustainable Developments like the Queens Wharf Mega-Casino, We Must Occupy
If we're not willing to physically occupy sites and blockade gentrification projects that sell off public land and displace poorer residents, nothing else is going to stop them
