Squiz Today Labor and the Greens strike a deal, and Black Friday is upon us
Nov 27, 2025
Exciting changes are underway as the Albanese government strikes a deal with the Greens to overhaul environmental laws. A tragic fire in Hong Kong leads to arrests over unsafe materials. In sports, the Lions are set for a rematch against the Roos in the AFLW Grand Final. With Black Friday looming, shoppers are cautioned about spending projections and debt risks. And for some weekend fun, discover a delicious creamy coconut peanut noodle recipe alongside critiques of 'Wicked: For Good.'
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Environment Law Deal Rebalances Protection And Reform
- The Albanese government struck a deal with the Greens to pass major environmental law reforms through the Senate.
- Changes aim to boost protections while reducing approval red tape, including a national agency and $300m forestry fund.
Forest Protections And Fast-Track Limits Won Green Support
- The government agreed to speed protections for native forests and block fast-tracking of coal and gas projects to secure Greens' support.
- Coalition leader Susan Ley called the deal 'dirty' and warned of higher power prices.
Barnaby Joyce Quits Nationals, Plans Next Move
- Barnaby Joyce confirmed he will leave the Nationals and sit as an independent for the remainder of his term.
- He plans to vacate New England at the next election and may consider a Senate run, possibly with One Nation.