Abigail spoke on a number of panels, including the opening plenary panel, of the annual Congress of the Basic Income Earth Network, the foremost international academic body concerned with basic income.

A crazy three weeks of Budget Estimates have just wrapped up here in NSW Parliament. So, what have we learned?

In Estimates, Abigail called out the Premier's failure after failure to deliver outcomes for the people of NSW.

In Estimates, Abigail pressed the Treasurer about the Coalition's failure to produce a climate adaptation plan. All they have is a plan to have a plan - the very plan they promised six years ago.

In Estimates, Abigail confronted the Treasurer about the tens of thousands of public sector workers demanding more from the Coalition - why won't they listen? 

In Estimates, Abigail confronted the Police Minister about the oppressive and violent police tactics used on peaceful protesters. Read more to find out his response. 

In Estimates, Abigail grilled the Minister for Women's Safety and the Prevention of Domestic Violence about why the Coalition is refusing to fund vital frontline support services that would actually make a difference for women. 

Abigail demanded answers from the Minister for Families and Communities regarding why they refuse to  adopt the international push to implement universal extended care to 21 years.

During Budget Estimates, Abigail confronted the Minister for Families and Communities about their continued failure to listen to the voices and lived experiences of children and young people in Out-of-Home Care. 

Abigail on behalf of the Greens made a submission to the Government's coercive control exposure draft Bill, which seeks to strengthen gaps in the Bill. 

“Perilous position”: Ageing and Disability Commission unable to fulfil statutory functions due to severe underfunding.

Abigail gave a harrowing Adjournment speech last night, calling out the Coalition Government' blatant disregard for the working-class doing it tough.

Abigail spoke on the need to prohibit the intentional public display of Nazi symbols, and how important it is for society to not forget the Holocaust and the pervasive harm of antisemitism. 

Abigail passed a motion celebrating Disability Pride Month and highlighting the need to urgently take action to break down structural and individual ableism. 

Abigail passed a motion calling for the Government to review legislation governing the cosmetic health industry, in light of the recent 60 Minutes episode that revealed a plethora of gaps in the sector.