Stop WestConnex. Invest in great public transport. Solar our community. 100% renewable energy future. Restore local democracy. Deliver affordable housing. Planning for people not profits. Protect and expand Community services – Develop new community spaces. More...
The Greens strongly oppose WestConnex and the Western Harbour Tunnel this means: Employment of top consultants to provide specialist advice on issues such as traffic modelling. Air pollution, tunnel engineering and an updated cost-benefit analysis. Investigation of...
Sydney’s housing affordability crisis has hit the Inner West hard. The status quo ‘solution’ has been to push through sub-standard, high-density overdevelopment, without community consent. On Council, the Greens’ approach to housing affordability will always be to put...
The Greens will build links to ensure our local cycleways and footpaths connect us to our schools, shops, parks, train and light rail stations, libraries and community centres. We will make cycling and walking safer with more dedicated cycleways and well-maintained...
Fairer parking solutions The Greens believe parking meter fees are too high. So we will reduce all parking meter fees by 25%. We will also turn the meters off at 7pm and retain all 30 min free parking.
All three Councils – Leichhardt, Ashfield and Marrickville delivered a wide range of quality services to their local communities. It is important that these services are not only retained but where need expanded and that good practice from one council is adopted by...
The Greens are committed to restoring local democracy and have led the campaign against forced council amalgamations from day one. Forced amalgamations are deeply undemocratic and have left the Inner West council under the control of unelected, unaccountable...
The Greens are committed to acting on climate change and transitioning to a clean energy future. In 2008, Greens Councillors committed to making Leichhardt Council carbon neutral in four years – this was achieved in 2012 and Leichhardt Council became the second...
