My Work
Greens call for union-led resistance and global solidarity in the face of rising fascism
Today in Parliament, Abigail delivered an adjournment speech advocating for a new era of union militancy, emphasising internationalism, anti-racism, and economic justice through a united and empowered working class.
Commemorating the life of Marcia Chapman
Today in Parliament, Abigail passed a condolence motion honouring Marcia Chapman who dedicated over 30 years of her life to Jenny's Place, supporting women and children affected by domestic and family violence and poverty.
No more: national rally against violence
Today Abigail commended the recent national rallies against violence and called for government commitment to work with victim-survivors and the domestic, family, and sexual violence sector.
Why does the NSW Government continue to disregard minimum accessibility standards for new builds?
Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion commending the Building Better Homes campaign and condemning the NSW Government for its ongoing refusal to adopt the National Construction Code’s Liveable Housing Design Silver Standard for accessible housing, leaving NSW as one of only two states not signed up to the code.
Greens demand the NSW Government invest in pig welfare
Today in Parliament, Abigail advocated for enforced mandatory CCTV in abattoirs, ending "ag-gag" laws and a government commitment to improving pig welfare standards.
Greens call on the NSW Government to stand in solidarity with Öcalan
Today in Parliament, Abigail urged the NSW Government to support the Kurdish community and called for the restoration of Abdullah Öcalan's fundamental human rights.
When will the NSW Government stop infantilising the Central Coast?
Today in Parliament, Abigail defended the democratic rights of Central Coast residents against a Labor bill that undermines local water governance.
Will the Australian Government step up to address Sudan's humanitarian crisis and support a path to peace?
Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion in solidarity with the people of Sudan, condemning the ongoing humanitarian crisis and urging the Federal Government to advocate for a ceasefire, denounce human rights violations, and provide critical aid.
Greens press NSW Government to prioritise disability accessibility in active transport
Today in Parliament, Abigail continued to advocate for the fully accessible NSW transport network that was promised by the Federal Government in 2002, which remains unfulfilled despite the 2022 deadline.
Will Labor deliver a fair and just transition for workers?
Today in Parliament, Abigail grilled the NSW Government on whether they will prioritise reinstating TAFE courses to ensure a smooth transition for workers shifting away from closing coalmines and coal-fired power stations.
People need more than lousy vouchers to tackle the cost of living crisis
Today in Parliament, Abigail slammed the Coalition’s motion to introduce school vouchers as the only solution for families grappling with the current cost of living crisis.
Calling out the Liberals unrelenting and opportunistic attacks on the CFMEU
Today in Parliament, Abigail fiercely opposed the Coalition’s shameless and self-serving motion to establish a royal commission into the activities of the CFMEU.
NSW must establish an independent office of animal welfare now!
Today in Parliament, Abigail continued to advocate and demand Labor set up an independent office of animal welfare to address outdated laws and animal cruelty across our state.
Greens slam Labor for ignoring disability accessibility standards amid self praise for housing innovation
Today in Parliament, Abigail blasted NSW Labor for celebrating housing innovation while simultaneously ignoring the NCC's minimum accessibility standards - again.
What will it actually cost to force public sector workers back to the office?
Today in Parliament, Abigail grilled Labor on the extra cost-of-living burden they're foisting on public sector workers by forcing them back to the office full time.