Broadband, Communications & the Digital Economy
Our communications priorities have been to maximise the ability of Australians to access communications technologies and networks regardless of location, inequality or disability. We seek to maximise diversity in media ownership in Australia with a view to diffusing the concentration of ownership by a handful of corporate interests, maximising the reach of alternative voices including community broadcasters, SBS and independent producers.
In particular, the Greens have been a strong voice against Government attempts to censor the internet or exploit communications technologies to massively expand surveillance of the Australian people.
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02 May 2012
Christine Milne speaks on the Tarkine, the Budget, Rupert Murdoch and more
media-releases
07 Mar 2012
With the National Library already struggling thanks to the efficiency dividend, it will need to be properly funded if it gets n...
audio
15 Feb 2012
Senate Estimates questions to the Office for the Arts on the Australia Council Review and the Production / PDV / Location offse...
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15 Feb 2012
Questions to the Australia Council for the Arts in Senate Estimates hearings, specifically regarding Craft Australia, Leigh War...
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01 Feb 2012
Christine Milne speaks to Jon Faine on ABC Melbourne about media ownership and Gina Rinehart
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01 Feb 2012
Christine Milne press conference in Hobart on Gina Rinehart and media ownership, education funding, political donations and more
media-releases
22 Dec 2011
The Daily Telegraph has launched another error-ridden attack on sensible policy today, the Australian Greens said."Rupert Murdo...
media-releases
21 Dec 2011
Remarks made by ABC managing director, Mark Scott, that internal television production at ABC Tasmania is not guaranteed is a c...
media-releases
13 Nov 2011
The Prime Minister must not trade away vital health and social policies in her enthusiasm to cooperate with the US government i...