Today in Parliament, Abigail passed a motion recognising a recent NSW Parliament roundtable on the persecution of Kurds in Turkey, held in solidarity with Kurdish MPs and advocates, and reaffirming support for their fight for equality and democracy.

Today during Question Time, Abigail asked the interim Minister for Transport about the mounting legal costs racked up by the NSW Government in its prolonged dispute with rail unions and pressed for details on which law firms have been profiting from it.

Today in Parliament, Abigail contributed to a debate supporting an Industrial Relations bill to strengthen the safety and justice for workers in the workplace.

In Parliament today, Abigail contributed to a debate, condemning the undue influence of corporate donations on politics and calling for urgent action to curb the power of big money in shaping political decisions.

Today in Parliament, Abigail delivered an adjournment speech that welcomed the Reserve Bank's interest rate cut but highlighted that it offers only a brief reprieve for struggling households, urging stronger action against corporate profit gouging and calling for the establishment of a public bank in NSW to ensure fair financial services for the people.

Today in Parliament, Abigail contributed to a debate calling on the NSW Government to apply lessons from addressing teacher shortages to the wider public sector, advocating for fair pay and respect to prevent further workforce crises.

In light of the recent ministerial driver scandal, Abigail supported a call in parliament for the release of documents detailing all driver and car logbooks used by the Premier and Ministers of the Minns Government, advocating for greater transparency in the use of taxpayer-funded services.

Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion condemning the NSW Government’s more than 20-month failure to respond to a critical child protection inquiry that exposed systemic harm to children and domestic violence victim-survivors and called for the overdue response to be tabled immediately.

Today in Parliament, Abigail passed a motion condemning the persecution of women in Iran, recognising the bravery of the "Women, Life, Freedom" movement, calling for the release of Kurdish women activists and political prisoners, and urging global action against the death penalty and human rights abuses.

Today in Parliament, Abigail successfully passed an amendment to enforce ministerial transparency within the Housing Amendment Bill 2025, reinforcing The Greens' commitment to social housing investment, accountability, and a comprehensive approach to addressing the housing crisis.

Today in Parliament, Abigail passed a motion recognising the vital role of Kirinari Community Services in supporting people with complex needs in regional NSW, highlighting the urgent need for the Government to address critical gaps in regional service delivery.

Today in Parliament, Abigail delivered a take note speech on the recent Pounds Inquiry report, highlighting systemic failures in NSW's pound and shelter system, and called for urgent government action to address the animal rehoming crisis, support rescue groups, and implement the committee's key reform recommendations.

17 February 2025 The Greens NSW are calling on the Minns Labor Government to reform the regulation of NSW taxi and rideshare services following the latest in a long series of reports into the experiences of disabled people.

Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion recognising the City of Sydney Council’s landmark decision to ban subminimum wages for disabled workers and calls on the NSW and Federal Governments to commit to abolishing the supported wage system and achieving full pay equity for people with disability.

Today in Question Time, Abigail asked the Minister for Energy about the delayed implementation of the NSW Labor Government's $1 billion Energy Security Corporation, pressing for updates on its establishment and board appointments.