- Current Australian Greens Alternate Ministry
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The following portfolio responsibilities are divided between the five Greens Senators:
Bob Brown, Senator for Tasmania, elected 1996
- Defence
- Democracy
- Emergency services
- Environment
- Foreign Affairs
- Forests
- Home Affairs
- Natural heritage
- Population
- Trade
- Treasury, finance and deregulation
- Gambling
Christine Milne, Senator for Tasmania, elected 2004
- Arts
- Climate change
- Competition policy and small business
- Education: schools, vocational, tertiary
- Infrastructure
- Innovation, industry, science and research
- Resources and energy
- Transport and regional development
- World heritage
Rachel Siewert, Senator for Western Australia, elected 2004
- Agriculture, fisheries
- Community services
- Employment and workplace relations
- Environment: natural resource management
- Gambling
- Health and ageing
- Indigenous affairs
- Marine
- Social inclusion
- Water
Sarah Hanson-Young, Senator for South Australia, elected 2007
- Childcare
- Consumer affairs
- Education: early childhood, student services
- Human rights
- Immigration and citizenship
- Sexuality and gender identity
- Sport
- Status of women
- Tourism
- Veterans' affairs
- Water: Lower Murray, and Rescue the Coorong
- Youth
Scott Ludlam, Senator for Western Australia, elected 2007
- Attorney General
- Broadband, communications and the digital economy
- Housing
- Human heritage
- Local government
- Mining
- Nuclear
- Public transport
- Sustainable cities
This structure has replaced the previous system, under which specific spokespersons were appointed by the National Council.Categories:- Australian Greens politicians
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