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Lower North Shore Greens. Lower North Shore Greens are a local Greens NSW group that covers the council areas of Hunters Hill, Lane Cove, Mosman, North Sydney and Willoughby the state seats of Lane Cove, North Shore and Willoughby, and the federal seat of North Sydney.

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NSW Greens Senator Kerry Nettle. Kerry became the first Greens Senator for NSW at the November 2001 elections, and took her seat in the Senate in August 2002. She is running for re-election in the 2007 Federal election.

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Democracy for Sale. Big corporate donors are buying access to our politicians that ordinary people cannot afford. The Democracy4sale donations database allows you to search for donations using our donor industry categories. See first hand the corrupting influence that donations from different industry sectors are having on our governments. The Greens are pursuing tighter donations disclosure laws. We're also calling for the major parties to disclose their donations immediately so that we don't have to wait for over a year to find out who the big donors are. Rapid disclosure would restore the balance in the public's favour by revealing how and when these cash inducements are being used to distort our democracy.