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Election 2019: Who is Richard Di Natale?

Australian Greens leader Richard Di Natale addresses the media in Melbourne

Australian Greens leader Richard Di Natale addresses the media in Melbourne Source: AAP

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Richard Di Natale has continued the Greens’ fight on environmental and social justice issues since taking over as leader, but the 2019 federal election comes after a period which has seen the Greens' overall popularity plateau.

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