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Many contenders for junior minister jobs, but not enough room in the tent
12:00am, Wednesday, 01'st Jul 2020
Party leaders yet to finalise list of ministers of State, but there will be disappointments
Gerry Adams delivers broadside against Republic's new coalition government
08:45pm, Tuesday, 30'th Jun 2020
Former Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams has delivered a broadside against the Republic's new coalition government for “excluding” his party.
Change to Universal Credit law will hand 200,000 pensioners £350 each
06:36pm, Tuesday, 30'th Jun 2020
The law is changing to formally end a Universal Credit loophole that left new pensioners in the lurch
Clean air and quiet streets - virus lockdown gave France's Greens election boost
12:29pm, Tuesday, 30'th Jun 2020
The coronavirus lockdown persuaded retired speech therapist Anne-Marie Arnaud a better future could be had, one with emptier skies, fresher air and quieter streets rid of diesel-belching cars.
Clean air and quiet streets - virus lockdown gave France's Greens election boost
12:18pm, Tuesday, 30'th Jun 2020
The coronavirus lockdown persuaded retired speech therapist Anne-Marie Arnaud a better future could be had, one with emptier skies, fresher air and quieter streets rid of diesel-belching cars.
Clean air and quiet streets - virus lockdown gave France's Greens election boost
12:13pm, Tuesday, 30'th Jun 2020
GREEN WAVE But the pandemic is forcing a rethink of how we live our lives: from the future of global supply chains to how we work in offices, from how we plan our cities to the food we eat, "That pla
‘Deeply hurtful’ claims of Australian jobseekers turning down work are based on scant evidence
08:19am, Tuesday, 30'th Jun 2020
Scott Morrison accused of amplifying anecdotal reports as Coalition prepares to cut coronavirus welfare payments
Tourism heads for choppy water with two Green Ministers at the helm
04:37am, Tuesday, 30'th Jun 2020
Cantillon: the sector faces a global depression, fears around flying due to Covid-19 and reduced capacity because of social distancing
Support for Daniel Andrews plummets as virus surges in Victoria
04:02am, Tuesday, 30'th Jun 2020
A Newspoll found that 72 per cent of Victorians believe Daniel Andrews has handled the crisis well, down from 85 per cent at the end of April.
Sinn Féin and Greens express disappointment over lack of northern voices in Seanad
01:00am, Tuesday, 30'th Jun 2020
DEPUTY first minister Michelle O'Neill has accused the new Irish government of
Clean air and quiet streets - virus lockdown gave France's Greens election boost
12:00am, Tuesday, 30'th Jun 2020
Clean air and quiet streets - virus lockdown gave France's Greens election boost
The Debate - France's green wave: Will Macron manage to surf it?
07:17pm, Monday, 29'th Jun 2020
France's local elections on Sunday saw a green wave wash over the nation as the Greens party chalked up wins in the major cities of Marseille, Lyon, Strasbourg and Bordeaux. In Paris, incumbent Anne�
Green Party’s Hazel Chu elected Lord Mayor of Dublin
05:53pm, Monday, 29'th Jun 2020
Not enough to be ‘not racist, we must be anti-racist,’ says councillor, who speaks of her heritage
The Irish Times view on the French election: a green surge
05:00pm, Monday, 29'th Jun 2020
Municipal elections can be a poor guide to national performance
2020 underdog Howie Hawkins on why he's not a 'spoiler' and US deserves a third choice
02:27pm, Monday, 29'th Jun 2020
The Green Party’s presumptive nominee calls President Trump a ‘loser’ and says Joe Biden’s policies ‘would fit comfortably into the centre-right parties of Europe’
