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Video: The Oscars aren’t much more than a ‘fashion parade’ (Sky News Australia)The Greens poised to be 'the most powerful third party' in parliament after electionGreens will 'kick the Liberals out and take climate action': Adam Bandt'Our enemy is the climate crisis': Adam BandtTreaty with First Nations peoples will ‘create a unified national identity’'We need civil discourse': Albanese condemns man who heckled MorrisonAnthony Albanese is 'run by the Greens': Barnaby JoyceAustralian share market up in early tradeQueen 'deeply hurt' by Harry and Meghan's latest 'publicity-hungry' moveClimate protesters block Sydney Harbour BridgeRogue bird apparently defecates on Joe Biden as the White House flaps on inflationCore inflation will rise higherAustralia's 'long term prospects' is a focus of federal electionAnthony Albanese spruiks a 'better future for Australia' under LaborJoe Biden blames Putin for US inflationPassengers face long wait times at Sydney AirportWet weather forecast for eastern parts of AustraliaThe multi-Oscar- and Bafta-winning costume designer, who has worked across theatre, dance and film, including on Shakespeare in Love and The Wolf of Wall Street, credits Jarman as one of the biggest influences on her career, having worked with him on her first feature film, Caravaggio, in 1985. She said: “He was the first film director I ever worked with and he pretty much kickstarted my career.

The Victorian Greens on Wednesday apologised to the trans and gender diverse community over comments made by an out gay Melbourne City Councillor. Trigger Warning: This story discusses comments, which might be distressing to some readers. For 24 hour crisis support and suicide prevention call Lifeline on 13 11 14. For Australia-wide LGBTQI peer support call QLife on 1800 184 527 or webchat.Trans rights advocates had criticised comments made by Greens councillor Rohan Leppert in a private group as well as on social media, that seemed to question transgender identities and access to gender affirming healthcare.“In light of recent commentary by Cr Rohan Leppert, the Victorian Greens reject any suggestion that trans rights should be up for debate,” the party said in a statement. The Greens said that the party had a proud track record of standing up for trans rights. “Trans rights do not conflict in any way with women’s rights to feel safe. Trans women are women, and trans women are particularly vulnerable to gendered violence.”“Our primary concern at this time is for the wellbeing of the trans and gender diverse community.