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Bob Brown led the Australian Greens from 2005 until 2012. During this period, a select number of members of the parliamentary party served as official spokespersons for the party both inside and outside of Parliament on various issues, each member being assigned portfolios for their speaking duties. This allows the Greens to shadow government policies and actions from the party perspective.[ 1]
Spokesperson
Portfolio
Bob Brown
Leader
Defence & National Security
Foreign Affairs
Forests (Tas)
Prime Minister & Cabinet
Schools & Education
Treasury
Whaling & Antarctica
Christine Milne
Deputy leader
Arts
Climate change
Competition Policy & Small Business
Finance & Administration
Food Security
Regional Australia
Resources & Energy
Trade
Rachel Siewert
Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Issues
Ageing
Agriculture
Family, Community & Disability Services
Fisheries & Marine
Natural Resource Management
The Kimberley & Northern Australia
Sarah Hanson-Young
Consumer Affairs
Human Rights
Immigration & Citizenship
LGBTI
Murray Darling Basin
Tibet
Water
Youth, Early Childhood Education & Child Care
Scott Ludlam
Assisting on Defence
Broadband, Communications & the Digital Economy
Burma
Housing
Infrastructure
Mining (WA)
Nuclear
Sustainable Cities
Transport
Waste
Richard Di Natale
Dental Health
East Timor
Gambling
Health, including preventive
Multiculturalism
Sport
West Papua
Penny Wright
Attorney General (excluding National Security)
Heritage
Mental Health
Native Title
Social Inclusion
Veterans Affairs
Larissa Waters
Cape York
Environment, Biodiversity & Natural Heritage
Great Barrier Reef & Coral Sea
Mining
Population
Tourism
World Heritage
Lee Rhiannon
Animal Welfare
Assisting on National Security
Democracy
Forests
Higher Education
International Aid & Development
Local Government
Women
Adam Bandt
Assisting on Climate and Energy
Banking
Emergency Services
Employment & Workplace Relations
High Speed Rail
House of Representatives Reform
Innovation & Industry
Science & Research
