Green Labour Union

A former think tank economist who joined politics after years of quietly drafting policy proposals ignored by the ruling class, Adelaide Burke brings razor-sharp analysis and unshakable devotion to the movement.

Joseph Collins inherited a fortune but chose to burn it for the cause, using his wealth and fiery rhetoric to rally radical reform while maintaining an unshakable reputation for uncompromising integrity.

Born into old money but disenchanted with privilege, Julian Hall leveraged his sharp analytical mind and media savvy to expose institutional corruption before turning his strategic nous toward wealth redistribution and worker protections.

Once a sharp-elbowed lobbyist for labour rights, Catherine parlayed her deep policy expertise and sprawling connections into the grassroots movements she now steers with quiet devotion—despite a stutter that betrays her sharp mind in public debates.

A silver-tongued heir to an industrial fortune, Raymond Sinclair abandoned his family’s corporate empire to champion wealth redistribution, using his sharp analytical mind and unshakable integrity to craft policies that sway even the most skeptical.

The golden boy of political networking, Felix rose from union halls to elite circles without once bending his principles, his charm and razor-sharp pragmatism turning rivals into allies while keeping his hands clean.

A former factory worker turned union organiser, Dominic Thompson balances hard-won pragmatism with a deep idealism, believing that even incremental gains can lay the groundwork for lasting change.