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CHRISTINE MILNE
CHRISTINE MILNE
Christine Milne was appointed the first Global Greens Ambassador by the Global Greens Coordination on 1st July 2015.
As an environmental activist, Christine joined the campaign throughout the 1980’s and 1990’s to protect magnificent old growth forests and wild rivers of Tasmania from the rapacious logging industry and the dam builders. As part of the campaign to save the Franklin River in Tasmania and to secure its listing as a World Heritage site, Christine was arrested and imprisoned.
In 1989, she was elected to the Tasmanian Parliament following a successful campaign to protect the farmers and farmlands of Wesley Vale from a highly toxic, native forest based pulp mill. Her election, together with other like minded independents, including Dr Bob Brown, led to the doubling in area of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage site.
Christine became the first woman to lead a political party in Tasmania in 1993 and went on to become the first woman to lead the Australian Greens in Australia’s national Parliament in 2012. She is a firm believer in the empowerment of women, education and social justice.
LGBT+ Rights
Price on Carbon
Tasmanian Gun Reform
First Global Greens Ambassador
Extended Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage
EXPERTISE
Christine is expert and available to guide greens in the following areas:
- Parliamentary Reform – an expert at legislative reform to bring greater accountability and transparency to parliaments around the world.
- Climate Campaigning – Christine led the Greens negotiations to implement one of the worlds first ever carbon pricing mechanisms. She’s also attended multiple COPs, successfully negotiated for World Heritage protections and is an experienced negotiator.
- Development of Green Political Parties – having been with the Australian Greens since its founding, and seen its growth to the third largest party in Australia, Christine is an expert on questions of leadership, balance of power and pretty much any other issue you might be grappling with in your local Green party.
HOW CHRISTINE CAN SUPPORT YOUR CAMPAIGN OR PARTY
Amplify
Amplify your campaign through social media, articles and her extensive networks.
Keynote Speaker
Speak at event or webinar to get your campaign up and running on the internet and networks.
Advise
Advise Green party leaders on party development, management, image rights and more.
Global Greens Ambassador
Global Greens Ambassador are former Members of Parliament that provide thought - leadership, expert advice and support for greens around the world.
CHRISTINE MILNE
Christine Milne was appointed the first Global Greens Ambassador by the Gobal Greens Coordination on 1st July 2015
As an environment activist, Christine jioned the campaign throughout the 1980’s and 1990’s to protect magnificent old growth forests and wild rivers of Tasmania from the rapaccious logging industry and the dam buiders. As part of the campaign to save the Franklin River in Tasmania and to secure its listing as World Heritage, Christine was arrested and imprisoned. In 1989, she was elected to the Tasmanian Parliament following a successfull campaign to protect the framers and farmlands of Wesley Vale from a highly toxic, native forest based pulp mill. Her election, together with other like minded independents, including Dr Bob Brown, led to the doubling in area of the Tasmania Wilderness World Heritage Area. Christine became the first woman to lead a prolitical party in Tasmania in 1993 and went on to become the first woman to lead the Australian Greens in Australia’s national Parliament in 2012. She is a firm believer in the empowerment or women, education and social justice. In blance of power in the Tasmanian Parliament,
As an environment activist, Christine jioned the campaign throughout the 1980’s and 1990’s to protect magnificent old growth forests and wild rivers of Tasmania from the rapaccious logging industry and the dam buiders. As part of the campaign to save the Franklin River in Tasmania and to secure its listing as World Heritage, Christine was arrested and imprisoned. In 1989, she was elected to the Tasmanian Parliament following a successfull campaign to protect the framers and farmlands of Wesley Vale from a highly toxic, native forest based pulp mill. Her election, together with other like minded independents, including Dr Bob Brown, led to the doubling in area of the Tasmania Wilderness World Heritage Area. Christine became the first woman to lead a prolitical party in Tasmania in 1993 and went on to become the first woman to lead the Australian Greens in Australia’s national Parliament in 2012. She is a firm believer in the empowerment or women, education and social justice. In blance of power in the Tasmanian Parliament,
Christine was arrested and imprisoned. In 1989, she was elected to the Tasmanian Parliament following a successfull campaign to protect the framers and farmlands of Wesley Vale from a highly toxic, native forest based pulp mill. Her election, together with other like minded independents, including Dr Bob Brown, led to the doubling in area of the Tasmania Wilderness World Heritage Area. Christine became the first woman to lead a prolitical party in Tasmania in 1993 and went on to become the first woman to lead the Australian Greens in Australia’s national Parliament in 2012. She is a firm believer in the empowerment or women, education and social justice. In blance of power in the Tasmanian Parliament,
As an environment activist, Christine jioned the campaign throughout the 1980’s and 1990’s to protect magnificent old growth forests and wild rivers of Tasmania from the rapaccious logging industry and the dam buiders. As part of the campaign to save the Franklin River in Tasmania and to secure its listing as World Heritage, Christine was arrested and imprisoned. In 1989, she was elected to the Tasmanian Parliament following a successfull campaign to protect the framers and farmlands of Wesley Vale from a highly toxic, native forest based pulp mill. Her election, together with other like minded independents, including Dr Bob Brown, led to the doubling in area of the Tasmania Wilderness World Heritage Area. Christine became the first woman to lead a prolitical party in Tasmania in 1993 and went on to become the first woman to lead the Australian Greens in Australia’s national Parliament in 2012. She is a firm believer in the empowerment or women, education and social justice. In blance of power in the Tasmanian Parliament,
Christine was arrested and imprisoned. In 1989, she was elected to the Tasmanian Parliament following a successfull campaign to protect the framers and farmlands of Wesley Vale from a highly toxic, native forest based pulp mill. Her election, together with other like minded independents, including Dr Bob Brown, led to the doubling in area of the Tasmania Wilderness World Heritage Area. Christine became the first woman to lead a prolitical party in Tasmania in 1993 and went on to become the first woman to lead the Australian Greens in Australia’s national Parliament in 2012. She is a firm believer in the empowerment or women, education and social justice. In blance of power in the Tasmanian Parliament,
As an environment activist, Christine jioned the campaign throughout the 1980’s and 1990’s to protect magnificent old growth forests and wild rivers of Tasmania from the rapaccious logging industry and the dam buiders. As part of the campaign to save the Franklin River in Tasmania and to secure its listing as World Heritage, Christine was arrested and imprisoned. In 1989, she was elected to the Tasmanian Parliament following a successfull campaign to protect the framers and farmlands of Wesley Vale from a highly toxic, native forest based pulp mill. Her election, together with other like minded independents, including Dr Bob Brown, led to the doubling in area of the Tasmania Wilderness World Heritage Area. Christine became the first woman to lead a prolitical party in Tasmania in 1993 and went on to become the first woman to lead the Australian Greens in Australia’s national Parliament in 2012. She is a firm believer in the empowerment or women, education and social justice. In blance of power in the Tasmanian Parliament
Key Achievements
This year, CIEL exposed the deep links between fossil fuels and the plastic crisis and highlighted how the fracking boom is driving a massive buildout of unsustainable plastic production.
This year, CIEL exposed the deep links between fossil fuels and the plastic crisis and highlighted how the fracking boom is driving a massive buildout of unsustainable plastic production.
This year, CIEL exposed the deep links between fossil fuels and the plastic crisis and highlighted how the fracking boom is driving a massive buildout of unsustainable plastic production.
This year, CIEL exposed the deep links between fossil fuels and the plastic crisis and highlighted how the fracking boom is driving a massive buildout of unsustainable plastic production.
This year, CIEL exposed the deep links between fossil fuels and the plastic crisis and highlighted how the fracking boom is driving a massive buildout of unsustainable plastic production.
This year, CIEL exposed the deep links between fossil fuels and the plastic crisis and highlighted how the fracking boom is driving a massive buildout of unsustainable plastic production.
How Christine can support your campaign or party
Amplify
Amplify your campaign through social media, articles and her extensive networks.
Keynote Speaker
Speak at event or webinar
Advise
Advise Green party leaders on party development
expertise
Christine is expert and available to guide greens in the following areas:
- Parliamentary Reform – an expert at legislative reform to bring great accountabiliti and transparency to parliament around the world.
- Climate Campaigning – Christine led the Greens negotiation to implement X, Y and Z policies. She’s attended multiple COPs and is an experienced negotiator.
- Development of Green Political Parties – an issue close to Christine’s heart is the development of Green parties. Having been with the Australian Greens since founding days and seen it’s development to X Members of Parliament she’s an expert on questions of Leadership, Balance of Power and pretty much any other issue you might be grappling with.
Read more about christine
- https://www.abc.net.au/radio/programs/conversations/conversations-christine-milne/9411496
- https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2015/may/06/christine-milne-journey-from-tasmanian-farm-girl-greens-leader
- https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/greens-leadership-change-five-defining-moments-of-christine-milnes-career-20150506-ggv9ub.html