Transport
The Greens transport advocacy is centred on providing clean, rapid and reliable transport to eliminate our dependence on oil and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. We are working to shift the focus from private cars to safe, fast and cost effective mass transit, and on moving long-haul freight from road to rail.
Large sections of Australia’s rail network require substantial upgrades and mass transit services in most urban areas are so poor that driving is the only option for many people. Around the country the Greens work to promote proposals for sustainable transport ranging from bikeways to light rail networks and the east coast high speed rail line.
media-releases
08 Feb 2012
Senator Rachel Siewert, Australian Greens marine spokesperson said today that the Federal Government was ‘sitting on its hand...
media-releases
31 Jul 2010
Australian Greens Senators for WA Rachel Siewert and Scott Ludlam will today launch a comprehensive plan for servicing the Pert...
questions-on-notice
15 Jun 2010
Jandakot Airport (Question No. 2782)Senator Siewert asked the Minister representing the Minister for Infrastructure, Transport,...
questions-on-notice
11 May 2010
Aviation: Jandakot Airport (Question No. 2753)
Senator Siewert asked the Minister representing the Minister for Infrastructure...
media-releases
25 Aug 2008
The Australian Greens today outlined their vision for Australia in the new century ahead of the opening of the Balance-of-Power...
news-stories
17 Dec 2007
Public transport has largely been the domain of State Governments but it is time that the Commonwealth refocused on public tran...