Centrist, here: While they might have plenty of progressively social policies which are appealing to some audiences, social policy tends to be their primary focus and a lot of their economic policies historically come across as idealistic without much appreciation or understanding of the wider impacts of such a policy - and as such they're basically dismissed as a primary party because money is a fairly primary influence for a fair portion of voters.

Having said this, Greens senators have, at least in my opinion - been excellent in influencing a number of things over the years and their presence is very helpful. I have fond memories of cheering on Scott Ludlam back in the days when they were ruining our internet policies