Shoalhaven Greens mayor, Amanda Findley, and Councillor Tonia Gray have joined the call for fuel efficiency standards.
Make electric vehicles accessible
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Celebrate our South Coast campaign
Shoalhaven Greens members, volunteers, and supporters are invited to join us on election night to celebrate a brilliant campaign.
Greens announce plan to tackle the crisis in regional healthcare
The Greens' plan will make seeing a GP easier
The Greens’ 7-point plan for South Coast
Amanda Findley has a comprehensive plan to pursue for the South Coast in State Parliament.
End the wasteful war on drugs
Treat drug use as a health not criminal issue and keep people safe. The war on drugs has failed. Millions of taxpayer dollars are spent each year in NSW targeting and prosecuting people who use illegal drugs, yet drug use…
Quality education for our kids
Backing our hard-working teachers, delivering the schools our children need and deserve For too long, a lack of vision and planning from the NSW Government has meant the school system across South Coast has failed to keep pace with our…
Quality health services
Better conditions and pay for our health workers, better services and facilities for our communities We all deserve access to quality medical and health care services whether we’re single, part of a growing family, or entering retirement. Investing in our…
Tonia Gray to run for Kiama
Shoalhaven councillor, Dr Tonia Gray, says she is running for state parliament because more capable women are needed in politics.
Community information hubs are a go
Mayor Amanda Findley recently helped to launch the Shoalhaven's Community Information Hubs, as part of the recovery to resilience project.
Help us opt out of unregulated agritourism
Shoalhaven and other concerned Councils are campaigning against state government agritourism reforms that prevent them from having control over proposed developments in their regions.
Shoalhaven Greens 