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Matter of Public Importance: DFV prevention and response

Today in Parliament, Abigail stopped government business for an urgent Matter of Public Importance, discussing the persistent deficit in comprehensive, multilayered approaches to prevention, response, and recovery in the domestic and family violence space across both federal and state governments. If we are to address this epidemic, we must invest in holistic prevention measures.

It's Neighbourhood Centre Week!

To mark Neighbourhood Centre Week 2024, Abigail gave notice of a motion in Parliament calling on Labor to commit ongoing core funding in the NSW 2024-25 Budget to support both existing and new neighbourhood centres, recognising their vital role in our communities. 

Greens demand Labor stand in solidarity with workplaces and schools organising for Palestine

Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion calling on the NSW Government to uphold the democratic right to peaceful protest across all organisations, businesses and educational institutions and to publicly condemn the ongoing genocide in Gaza and to halt the provision of weapons to this genocide.

When will governments finally listen?

Today in Parliament, Abigail contributed to Labor's debate on domestic family and sexual violence, slamming current and previous governments for consistently ignoring decades of advice and recommendations from countless expert organisations and victim-survivors. Will they finally heed the call?

Celebrating the Tamil Women's Group International Women's Day event

Today in Parliament, Abigail passed a motion in celebration of the Tamil Women's Group International Women's Day event hosted at Parliament House in March, commending the group and community members who promote values of peace, culture and connection.

NSW Upper House passes Greens motion calling for a dramatic uplift in government funding for domestic and family violence services

Today, the NSW Upper House passed Abigail's motion calling for a dramatic increase in government funding for domestic and family violence services and programs! This is a significant moment, with all sides of politics agreeing that we won’t begin to effectively address the domestic and family violence crisis in our state without the NSW government finally committing far higher levels of funding to the sector.

Will Labor commit to implementing the recommendations of the Disability Royal Commission?

Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion calling on the NSW Government to work with the Council for Intellectual Disability NSW in implementing key asks based on the recommendations of the Disability Royal Commission, specifically those that directly impact the lives of people with intellectual disability.

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