The Trans-Pacific Partnership, the biggest trade deal in Australia's history, threatens every aspect of Australian life: employment, health, education and even the government's ability to regulate industry.

Corruption in politics shouldn't be accepted as business as usual. We need a National ICAC to clean up politics across Australia.

The Greens are committed to high speed rail as the answer to the ill-conceived Badgerys Creek airport. Most of the passengers using Sydney Airport could be accommodated on a rail line on Australia's east coast and  the project could be compled by 2025, the same construction timeline as a second airport.

Sallys Flat, near the historic gold mining town of Hill End, is on the federal government's shortlist of sites to house a nuclear waste storage facility.

News that Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull will plunder Australia's aid budget to pay for overseas climate action creates a credibility gap for the PM and will result in increased hardship when aid programs are cut, Greens overseas aid spokesperson Senator Lee Rhiannon said.

"Prime Minister Turnbull's $1 billion fund for climate programs in low income countries will come from cutting back essential programs in those same countries possibly resulting in health, education and sanitation projects being wound up," Senator Rhiannon said.

The Greens' plan to transition NSW to 100% renewable energy would help position our state as a world leader in clean technology and climate action. It is possible, affordable and essential.

The Greens' plan for Australia's housing crisis calls for a National Housing Roadmap which will end homelessness by 2020, build new social housing homes and new affordable rentals over the next decade, and kickstart an Australian-made prefabricated housing industry.

This booklet covers the Greens' campaign for a war crimes investigation, Lee's work with refugees, and Lee's international fact finding mission to Sri Lanka in 2013.

The Greens believe that the Illawarra in New South Wales can be a leader in production of low coal steel. Making it here is good for employment, the environment  and the economy.

Across NSW communities and local councils are campaigning to keep local government local.