23 July 2026 | MEDIA RELEASE The NSW Net Zero Commission’s annual report, released today, finds NSW has fallen even further behind on its legislated emissions targets while NSW Labor has been in Government.

19 July 2026  The NSW government is considering closing a loophole that allows big power users, including future hyperscale data centres and the Tomago aluminium smelter, to bypass the cost of the state’s energy transition build and lump the burden onto households.

16 July 2026 The NSW Auditor-General’s performance audit of the Greyhound Welfare & Integrity Commission (GWIC) has criticised the organisation for its failures in processes and the exercise of its functions regulating the greyhound racing sector in NSW. 

15 July 2026 In response to Prime Minister Albanese’s comments today regarding the federal government’s support for the AI industry, the Greens have called for stronger controls that put people and planet first, before big tech profits.

Today in Parliament, Abigail tore apart NSW Labor's so-called responsible budget. It is a budget that hands over a billion dollars in tax breaks to pokies operators, foreign landlords and private schools, pockets $1 billion from injured workers' entitlements, calls a quarter of what the domestic violence sector actually needs a 50 per cent increase, and leaves people with disability, early childhood workers, animals and the climate with next to nothing. All while refusing to touch the banks, billionaires and fossil fuel companies that could afford to pay more taxes.

Today in Parliament, Abigail vehemently opposed the Abortion Law Reform Amendment (Sex Selection Prohibition) Bill 2025 as a bad-faith, evidence-free attempt to chip away at abortion rights through incremental restrictions, a tactic borrowed directly from the US far right that will not prevent sex-selective abortions (which are not happening) but will create real and disproportionate barriers to reproductive healthcare.

Today in Parliament, Abigail passed a motion congratulating Family Advocacy on 35 years of dedication and commitment to defending the rights and interests of people with disability and building a genuinely inclusive, equal and safe world for all.

In Parliament today, Abigail delivered an adjournment speech challenging both State and Federal Labor's decision to prioritise increased military spending in their budgets at the direct expense of community health, housing and climate action.

Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion celebrating Animal Liberation's 50 years of service as Australia's longest-serving animal rights organisation, a milestone also honouring the life and legacy of its founder Dr Christine Townend OAM, whose tireless advocacy inspired the Australian animal rights movement and drove landmark campaigns that have improved the lives of countless animals.

Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion highlighting a UN report declaring accessibility a fundamental human right, finding that people with disability face participation and mobility restrictions up to 15 times greater than others due to inaccessible infrastructure, yet NSW still lacks enforceable accessibility standards in housing and transport legislation, leaving thousands of people with disability institutionalised or excluded from their communities not because of their impairments, but because of a failure of government design and investment.

23 June 2026 Today NSW Greens Spokesperson for Treasury, Abigail Boyd, has said that the Minns Government’s 2026/27 Budget is a missed opportunity to help millions of people struggling to pay their bills.

Today during Question Time, Abigail grilled the Minister for Agriculture on what they are doing to protect animals exploited by the industrial animal agriculture industry as well as our native wildlife from the deadly H5 bird flu that has begun to sweep the nation.

Today in Parliament, Abigail contributed to a debate supporting the urgent Energy and Utilities Administration Amendment Bill 2026 to strengthen the government's powers to respond to the fuel security crisis, while calling out NSW Labor's inadequate cost-of-living response: freezing Opal fares and offering a token $100 off registration instead of free public transport and profit caps on fuel and groceries.

Today in Parliament, Abigail contributed to a debate in support of the Parliamentary Budget Officer Amendment Bill 2026 as a modest step toward restoring the original 2010 vision of an independent, accessible costing office, while calling out its failure to measure social and environmental impacts alongside fiscal ones and challenging the Labor Government's blind reliance on GDP as a marker of success while living standards fall and billionaires grow richer.

Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion keeping the pressure on the Australian government to immediately enforce a total arms embargo on Israel amid the ongoing genocide in Gaza.