In the recent Queensland election, the Greens faced significant setbacks, losing one of their two seats and falling short of their goal to secure six or seven seats in inner Brisbane. Greens leader Adam Bandt attributed the party's poor performance to Labor's appropriation of their policies while neglecting broader community interests, asserting that this undermined their appeal. Greens MP Max Chandler-Mather echoed this sentiment, stating that Labor's embrace of popular Greens policies, such as affordable public transport and increased mining royalties, contributed to their recovery in Brisbane. Meanwhile, incoming Premier David Crisafulli of the Liberal National Party pledged a 'fresh start' for Queensland, while Labor's Anthony Albanese suggested the Greens should focus on being a progressive force rather than a blocking one. The Greens' difficulties may impact their standing in the upcoming federal election, as Labor considers regaining lost ground in several seats. Experts warn that if Labor continues to focus on opposition rather than collaboration with the Greens, they risk losing the next national poll.