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MEDIA RELEASE: Shame on Labor for dressing up nothing as something when it comes to funding for the domestic and family violence sector
24 June 2025 The Minns Labor Government has today handed down a Budget that once again utterly fails victim-survivors of domestic and family violence–with no new investment in existing frontline domestic and family violence services, and mere crumbs for initiatives and programs that have gone underfunded for years.
MEDIA RELEASE: Labor’s Budget gives big corporations a free ride while failing to address rising cost of living for everyday working people
24 June 2025 Today NSW Greens Spokesperson for Treasury, Abigail Boyd, has said that the Minns Government’s 2025/26 Budget is a missed opportunity to help millions of people struggling to pay their bills.
Recognising the vital contributions of the Victims of Crime Assistance League (VOCAL)
Today in Parliament, Abigail passed a motion in Parliament commending the work of the Victims of Crime Assistance League (VOCAL) who support and empower thousands of victim-survivors across the Newcastle and Hunter region to navigate the criminal justice system, through trauma-informed support, advocacy and expert guidance.
A bill that will kill workers.
Today in Parliament, Abigail delivered a powerful speech that secured the referral of Labor’s cruel Workers Compensation Legislation Amendment Bill to an Upper House inquiry, which she will chair through the Public Accountability and Works Committee, marking a critical step toward defeating this dangerous legislation once and for all.
Six billion tonnes of emissions: Labor lights the fuse on a climate bomb
Today in Parliament, Abigail condemned the Albanese Labor Government’s approval of Woodside’s North West Shelf gas project, calling it a catastrophic betrayal of climate action that exposes Labor’s deep ties to the fossil fuel industry and fuels growing public resistance demanding a cleaner, fairer future.
Domestic violence and sexual assault reports soar while prosecutions plummet — when will the government prioritise victim-survivors?
Today in Parliament, Abigail passed a motion noting alarming findings from recent BOCSAR reports showing sharp increases in reported domestic violence and sexual assault incidents alongside persistently low legal action rates.
Labor's Workers Comp cuts are a cruel betrayal that will cost lives
Today in Parliament, Abigail gave an adjournment speech about NSW Labor’s cruel and dangerous proposal to rip away critical workers compensation entitlements for workers who suffer a psychological injury at work.
Celebrating Neighbourhood Centre Week
Today in Parliament, Abigail passed a motion commending Neighbourhood Centre Week and the invaluable place-based frontline support they provide to local communities every day.
Enough is enough - women deserve to be safe in their homes and on the streets
Audrey Griffin was loved by many. Today, Abigail passed a motion in her memory, as the Central Coast community calls for urgent action to end gendered violence—because every woman deserves to feel safe, both at home and in public.
Baby Priya's Petition - Don't cancel parental leave for infant death or stillbirth
Today in Parliament, Abigail passed a motion about the incredible advocacy of the parents of baby Priya, fighting to close a legislative loophole allowing employers to cancel parental leave in the event of infant death or stillbirth.
May Day - a powerful reminder of the strength of international workers solidarity
Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion celebrating May Day 2025 and its roots in international solidarity and a recognition of shared interest in challenging injustice.
No more legalised cruelty in the name of entertainment
Today in Parliament, Abigail called out recent horrific incidents at rodeos in NSW and the lack of transparency over this legalised cruelty.
Domestic violence related murders are at a 20 year high in NSW
Today in Parliament, Abigail passed a motion highlighting the urgent need to tackle rising domestic violence in NSW, following a 20-year high in murders in 2024 with nearly half of these cases linked to domestic violence.
Future Sooner’s citizen led inquiry exposes health impacts of coal power to drive change for Central Coast communities
Today in Parliament, Abigail successfully passed a motion recognising the powerful community led launch of Untold Stories, a landmark report driven by local voices and expert insights, shining a light on the health impacts of coal-fired power stations and the strength of grassroots advocacy.
Celebrating World Rat Day
Happy World Rat Day! Today in Parliament, Abigail passed a motion celebrating our clever, empathetic, and often misunderstood rodent friends, giving rats the recognition they deserve!