Katherine Copsey

@KatCopseyGreens
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Victorian Greens Member for the Southern Metro Region in the Victorian Parliament. Standing up for people and planet 🌏
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LocationMelbourne, Victoria, Australia
AuthorisationAuthorised by Katherine Copsey, 206-208 Bay St Brighton VIC 3186

With another sitting block done it was great to get out for some community conversations again in Prahran!

Thanks to everyone who took time to have a chat with us 🌞

Labor’s disastrous ‘Outdoor Recreation’ bill sells out everyday Victorians, trashes nature, endangers wildlife and lets the shooting lobby decide how public land gets used.

Recently we have seen a wave of sexist and racist statements that some have been trying to bring back into political discourse. These views are tired, outdated and out of step with our community.

Victorians want leadership and hope, not reheated hate.

Great to be out in Prahran last week, talking with the community about the issues that matter most to them. Thank you to everyone who took time to chat with us!

DOUBLE don’t demolish public housing.

Join the campaign 💚 Find out how: https://katherinecopsey.org.au/issue/stop-the-demolition/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ph

The Greens have a plan to permanently lower your energy bills by making it easier for everyone to access cheap renewables.

$1500 for upgrades like solar panels, electric hot water, or insulation - free energy assessments for renters - and fast-tracking plug-in solar technology.

Around the world, massive data centres are driving up electricity bills and emissions - we can't repeat those mistakes here in Victoria #AI #datacentres

Jacinta Allan's decision to reject a cap on firearm ownership is a total capitulation to the gun lobby.

A cap is a common-sense public safety measure, and Victorians are entitled to ask why anyone needs dozens, or even hundreds, of guns.

Today is World Bicycle Day!
All levels of government should be supporting people with safe, protected bike infrastructure, giving us real choices to drive less - saving us money on petrol and reducing carbon emissions.
Running trains more frequently, and reforming our bus network, would make it so much easier for people to get around - less waiting, and less dependence on expensive petrol cars.