Australian Greens Front Bench
A select number of members of the Australian Greens serve as official spokespersons for the party both inside and outside of Parliament on various issues, each member being assigned portfolios for their speaking duties. This allows the Greens to shadow government policies and actions from the party perspective.[1]
List
| Spokesperson |
Portfolio |
| Richard Di Natale (Leader) |
- Prime Minister & Cabinet
- Health
- Multiculturalism
- Sport
|
| Scott Ludlam (Co-deputy leader) |
- Broadband, Communications & the Digital Economy
- Foreign Affairs
- Housing & Sustainable Cities
- Nuclear
|
| Larissa Waters (Co-deputy leader) |
- Climate change
- Environment & Biodiversity
- Resources, Mining & CSG
- Women
|
| Adam Bandt |
- Arts
- Employment & Workplace Relations
- Industry, Energy & Science
- Treasury
|
| Rachel Siewert |
- Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Issues
- Agriculture & Rural Affairs
- Family, Ageing, Community & Disability Services
- Marine
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| Sarah Hanson-Young |
- Early Childhood Education & Care
- Immigration & Citizenship
- Youth
|
| Lee Rhiannon |
- Animal Welfare
- Democracy
- International Aid & Development
- Local Government
|
| Peter Whish-Wilson |
- Consumer Affairs
- Defence
- Finance
- Fisheries, Marine (Tasmania) & Whaling
- Trade
- Veterans Affairs
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| Janet Rice |
- Forests
- Gender Identity
- Mental Health
- Tourism
- Transport & Infrastructure
|
| Nick McKim |
- Attorney General
- Innovation, Competition Policy, Small Business
- Schools
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| Robert Simms |
- LGBTI & Marriage Equality
- Tertiary, technical and further education
- Water & Murray Darling Basin
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References
- ↑ "Portfolios". The Australian Greens. Retrieved 17 September 2015.
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