My Work
No track is a safe track - end greyhound racing in NSW once and for all
Even the so-called "safest" tracks are killing dozens of greyhounds and injuring countless more. Today Abigail called out the Labor Government's failure to listen to increasing demands to shut down greyhound racing.
One in two migrant women on temporary visas experience workplace sexual harassment
Today Abigail gave notice of a motion highlighting concerning new research from Unions NSW that found a shocking one in two migrant women on temporary visas experience workplace sexual harassment.
Workers deserve more! Labor need to deliver real reform to fix NSW’s failing compensation system
Today in Parliament, Abigail spoke in support of the State Insurance and Care Governance Amendment Bill while critiquing its limited scope and highlighting the dire state of the workers compensation regime and the urgent need for meaningful reform.
Celebrating International Day of People with Disability
Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion in recognition of International Day of People with Disability, urging all levels of government to amplify disability leadership and dismantle ableism to ensure inclusivity and equity for all.
Labor should reconnect with its roots, embrace dissent, and listen to restore our democracy
Today in Parliament, Abigail criticised Labor's erosion of democratic rights through restrictive protest laws, highlighting The Greens' principled stance on accountability, cultural expression, and resistance to authoritarianism.
Abolish subminimum wage for disabled workers!
It's time to abolish subminimum wages - disabled workers deserve equal pay for their work. As Greens spokesperson for disability rights & inclusion, Abigail was one of the first signatories of the open letter to abolish subminimum wage when it first launched back in 2022. Now, two years later the open letter has been signed by thousands of people, organisations and politicians!
Australian laws are failing to protect workers from dystopian surveillance and exploitation
Today in Parliament, Abigail delivered an adjournment debate on the lack of laws protecting workers from intrusive and unreasonable workplace surveillance, causing significant harm and contributing to worker burnout and toxic cultures.
Workers have a right to know how risky their workplaces are
Today in Parliament, Abigail supported a call for papers on hazardous respirable crystalline silica (RCS) levels in tunnelling projects, highlighting serious concerns about SafeWork’s refusal to disclose critical air quality data despite RCS levels exceeding legal limits by up to 20 times.
Pacific Island youth climate leaders call on Australia to end coal and gas mining
Today in Parliament, Abigail passed a motion commending the Edmund Rice Centre and Lane Cove Council for hosting a youth panel featuring six youth climate leaders from Kiribati and Tuvalu who shared their experiences of resilience in the face of rising sea levels and called on Australia to stop mining coal and gas.
Sydney is losing creative workers at four times the national rate
Today in Parliament, Abigail passed a motion calling on the NSW Government to protect creative spaces, address the cost of living crisis and unaffordable housing, and support the growth of the cultural sector.
Western Sydney is another glaring example of the NSW Government's misplaced priorities
Today in Parliament, Abigail contributed to a debate exposing NSW Labor’s grandstanding on infrastructure and services in Western Sydney, emphasising the harsh realities of poverty in the region and the urgent need for new money to uplift the community.
Greens challenge the NSW Government's use of NDA's
Today in Parliament, Abigail grilled the Leader of the NSW Government during Question Time on their lack of transparency around the large number of non-disclosure agreements being executed during consultations with the community and stakeholders.
Commending Our Watch’s award-winning campaign: The Line
Today in Parliament, Abigail passed a motion celebrating Our Watch’s primary prevention campaign, "The Line," for promoting healthy, respectful relationships among young people, and urging the NSW Government to support sustainable, expert-led programs to prevent gendered violence.
Commemorating National Survivors' Day
Today in Parliament, Abigail moved a motion recognising National Survivors' Day, honouring survivors of sexual assault and institutional abuse, advocating for systemic change, and calling on the NSW Government to collaborate with survivors to dismantle barriers to justice and recovery.
Media Release: NSW Labor throwing good money after bad as Greens raise alarm about greyhound injuries at Gosford track
15 November 2024 In just one race meeting at Gosford this week, a record 20 greyhounds were injured. There have been at least 228 greyhounds injured on the track in 2024 so far, around 5 per week.