Abigail addressed Parliament on the topic of World Toilet Day 2021, and the disproportionate barriers to sanitation faced by women across the world.

Abigail spoke about the recent passing of Lanz Priestly, who was a dedicated activist of the Sydney community and will be remembered by all who knew him.

Today Abigail supported the long overdue ban of battery cages in NSW, and highlighted the dodgy priorities of the LNP Government.

Today Abigail spoke in celebration of 100 years of women's football, and advocated for gender equality in all aspects of sport.

Today the Labor Party and the LNP Government refused to support the campaign which will mandate minimum accessibility standards for new homes built. 

Today Abigail supported a Greens motion calling on the Government to put a stop to inhumane rental evictions in coastal communities, the livelihoods of whom are being thrown into chaos by the housing crisis. 

Today Abigail urged the Government to take direct action to work toward domestic violence rates of zero. 

Today in Parliament Abigail confronted the Government, advocating for women in male-dominated trades industries who are constantly left with nowhere to go when needing to use a toilet while working. 

In Budget Estimates, the NSW Government Minister responsible for racing struggled to provide a straight answer on the safety of round tracks, and why the new Tweed Greyhound track will have both a straight and oval track.

Today Abigail spoke with sadness on the recent passing of Dr Stephen Goodwin. 

Today Abigail addressed the urgent situation of millions of individuals who are living in poverty because of capitalism and the failure of the Government to help those most vulnerable. 

Today Abigail successfully moved a motion recognising this year's theme for Anti-Poverty Week as 'Pink Hi-Vis Recovery'. 

Today Abigail advocated in Parliament for those in our community who are deaf, hard of hearing, or deafblind, calling on the Government to reinstate Auslan interpreters at all important media conferences. 

In Parliament today, Abigail successfully passed a motion to support the Equal Pay for Equal Play campaign. This is a step forward for the fight to end gender inequality in sport and in society. 

Today in committee hearings for the inquiry into clean air, Abigail questioned experts in the industry about the primary benefit of installing pollution filtering technology — it would save hundreds of human lives...