Sylvia Hale, Greens MLC
If there is one right this society should cherish, it is the right to protest and speak out against injustice.
“The Greens are part of a growing voice that calls for community-based empowering solutions that redistribute wealth equitably. We recognise the important role of government intervention in the economy and public ownership of resources and institutions. We recognise that global challenges require both local and global solutions.” Sylvia Hale.
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ICAC inquiry doesn’t let Government off the hook, say Greens
Following final submissions today at the Independent Commission Against Corruption inquiry into the so-called McGurk Tape, The Greens have criticised the narrow scope of the ICAC investigation.
Woolworths’ win in Mullumbimby a triumph for a shonky planning process
The decision of the Land & Environment Court to allow Woolworths’ Big Box supermarket in Mullumbimby to proceed in the face of intense opposition from the local community and Byron Shire Council is a victory for dubious planning decisions, says Greens Planning spokesperson, Sylvia Hale MLC.
Decentralisation a better approach to Sydney’s housing pressures, say Greens
Simplistic solutions to Sydney’s growth problems will compound rather than resolve the city’s difficulties says NSW Greens Housing spokesperson Sylvia Hale MLC.
Secrecy shrouds Lands Department/Newcastle Council/ Surf clubs MOU
The release of a draft Memorandum of Understanding between the NSW Lands Department, Newcastle City Council and Newcastle’s surf clubs comes more than 12 months after the sixth version was drawn up. The secrecy surrounding the document, the lack of involvement of the elected council let alone the public, plus the potential for unwelcome commercial development of Newcastle’s coastal parks and reserves are cause for concern, according to The Greens spokesperson on Lands, Sylvia Hale, MLC.
Tweed councilors must commit to transparency
The failure of Tweed Shire Councillors to allow public scrutiny of their expenses has drawn criticism not only from Greens Councillor Katie Milne, but also from her State Parliamentary colleague, Sylvia Hale, The NSW Greens spokesperson for Local Government.


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