
Christine Milne
Christine Milne is a former Australian politician who served as the leader of the Australian Greens from 2012 to 2015. Renowned for her commitment to environmental issues and social justice, she has been a prominent voice in advocating for progressive policies and has played a significant role in shaping the party's direction during her tenure.
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Waters took a position contrary to the urging of former leaders Bob Brown and Christine Milne.
Australian Greens kiss and make up after three senators crossed the floor on key voteChristine Milne is a former leader of the Greens who also opposed the carbon credit scheme.
Greens defy Bob Brown, strike deal with governmentChristine Milne calls for the Greens to oppose Labor’s scheme.
West Bank trade ban declined by Labor; Pauline Hanson defends Warren Pickering in Chris Kenny News24 interview; Anthony Albanese, Angus Taylor hold talks on immigration policyThe Greens leader – including Bandt and predecessors Richard Di Natale and Christine Milne – has traditionally been elected unopposed.
Greens leadership contest centres on Mehreen Faruqi and Sarah Hanson-Young with some support for Larissa WatersTim Hollo, who served as communications leader for former Greens leader Christine Milne, cautions the party against panicking.
Adam Bandt’s Greens in turmoil after loss of Melbourne seat



























