My Work
Lack of pet‑friendly accommodation is a key barrier to safety for victim‑survivors of domestic and family violence
No one should have to choose between their pet, homelessness or domestic violence. Today in Parliament, Abigail advocated for a bill that enhances renters' rights to keep pets.
Schooling the major parties
Today in Parliament, Abigail contributed to a farcical debate over Labor's idiotic election promise of not introducing new taxes and the Coalition's motion addressing it.
How much funding is Labor actually allocating to animal welfare in the 2024-25 budget?
Today in Parliament, Abigail grilled the Minister for Agriculture on the complete lack of transparency in the 2024-25 budget regarding how much money is actually going to the organisations that enforce our animal welfare laws.
Dutton's nuclear announcement? Cooked.
Today in Parliament, Abigail roasted the Coalition on their spurious and dangerous national nuclear plans.
Standing in solidarity with Palestine
Today in Parliament, Abigail contributed to a debate in response to a disgraceful motion by the Coalition, emphasising the significance of Al-Nakba to the Palestinian people.
Union staff short changed as Labor funds Transgrid and ignores workers fight for fair wages
Today in Parliament, Abigail moved a motion challenging the NSW Government's allocation of a grant to Transgrid to fund new labour costs, a decision undercutting and disregarding current union industrial action at the company.
Holding Labor accountable for active management of the NSW public sector
Today in Parliament, Abigail contributed to a debate on a bill advocating for increased accountability and oversight by the NSW Government within the public sector and to finally reduce their reliance on consultants.
International Day for Countering Hate Speech
Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion calling on the NSW Government to address the root causes of hate speech, support educators teaching about diverse backgrounds, and combat those who unjustly weaponise it.
Sex Work: A Social History Walking Tour
Today in Parliament, Abigail passed a motion commending the organisers of Sex Work: A Social History Walking Tour for demystifying and destigmatising sex work in NSW, an industry deserving of respect, dignity, legal protections, fair pay, and safety.
Media Release: NSW Labor Budget fails victim survivors of domestic and family violence
The Budget handed down today by NSW Labor has doubled-down on decades of government failure to properly fund frontline domestic and family violence services and programs.
Farm Transitions Australia: pioneering sustainable alternatives for animal farmers
Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion commending the work of Farm Transitions Australia, a non-profit organisation supporting farmers transition away from animal agriculture into sustainable alternatives.
MEDIA RELEASE: NSW Labor budget leaves money on the table while leaving people behind
Greens NSW initial response to the NSW Labor Budget 2024/25.
Labor's neglect of accessible housing is fuelling homelessness among older women
Ensuring secure and accessible housing is DFV prevention. Today Abigail slammed Labor's betrayal of people with mobility issues for continuing to refuse to sign onto the National Construction Code's minimum accessibility standards for new homes.
Living on a prayer: it's time to separate church and state!
Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion calling on the NSW Government to abolish the recitation of the Lord's Prayer at the start of each sitting day, a token of the past that fails to represent the rich diversity of our state.
We will not be silent as Labor continues to fund the genocide in Gaza
Today in Parliament, Abigail delivered an adjournment debate, condemning all levels of government for their complicity in war crimes against Palestine and their efforts to silence Australians who speak out against these atrocities.