Latest news: Jo Clay

Tim Hollo, ACT Greens Federal Candidate for Canberra, and Green MLAs call for a fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty at the Stockholm Summit. 

In this op-ed piece, ACT Greens spokesperson for active travel, road safety and transport, Jo Clay MLA, explains why Canberra needs more active travel and how to get it.

Dangerous drivers who harm other road users can receive a $900 fine and three demerit points from police, under new legislation.

Canberra MPs and MLAs joined public-spirited volunteers to tidy up Canberra on Clean Up Australia Day on Sunday.

The ACT Greens want the Commonwealth to commit 20 per cent of the roads budget to active transport, as the ACT Government has done.

The ACT will become the first Australian jurisdiction to recognise a healthy environment as a human right.

Greens MLA Jo Clay believes the ACT Government’s Sustainable Household Scheme should cover electric bikes, e-scooters, and e-cargo bikes.

In this op-ed piece, ACT Greens Member for Ginninderra, Jo Clay, argues the ACT Human Rights Act must recognise the right to a healthy environment.

The ACT Greens will today propose that all household netting be animal-friendly, so that creatures are no longer killed in people's yards.

The ACT’s three party leaders will urge their Federal leaders to act more on climate change, following a motion by Greens MLA Jo Clay.

The ACT Government will divest its shares in gaming, fossil fuel, and weapons companies by the end of the year.

One year ago today, Canberra elected six Greens candidates to the Legislative Assembly: three as Cabinet ministers, three to the cross-bench. The Greens, the fastest-growing party in the ACT, hold nearly a quarter of the seats and the balance of power for the fourth time – a world first.

We talk to Green MLAs Andrew Braddock, Jo Clay, Emma Davis, Johnathan Davis, and Rebecca Vassarotti about what they're doing in lockdown.

Greens MLA Jo Clay believes we need recycling arrangements for electrical appliances, solar panels, and large batteries.

The ACT Government has endorsed a treaty calling on Australia to leave fossil fuel in the ground and to stop subsidising the industry.