The first Bill to tackle grants reform in NSW is welcome, but fails to implement key recommendations promised during the Labor party’s election campaign.

Last night the NSW Labor Government rejected a ban on engineered stone in a motion put forward by Abigail on behalf of the Greens.

Today Abigail spoke on the need to fix our laws to protect people experiencing homelessness, who often also have companion animals. 

Today in Parliament Abigail passed a call for NSW Health to fund on a trial basis the One Stop Shop disability clinic in Westmead Hospital, which is currently operated entirely by volunteers.

Today Abigail called on the NSW Labor Government to implement a progressive coal royalty scheme so that big mining companies pay their fair share.

Greens MPs in the NSW Upper House have tabled the first-ever joint motion, which unpicks the danger of the AUKUS pact.

Today Abigail called on NSW Parliament to acknowledge Empty the Tanks day, recognising the suffering of dolphins and orcas bred and held hostage in captivity, and calling on Queensland to outlaw the cruel practice.

Our democratic institutions are meant to be secular and inclusive for all. Why does NSW Parliament start every day with the Lord's Prayer?

Whether they're under attack from the far right or from so-called feminists, trans rights are non-negotiable. 

After debate on a motion introduced by Abigail, the Upper House has congratulated the ongoing work of the Hunter Jobs Alliance and called for the creation of a NSW Energy Transition Authority.

Following extraordinary footage aired on ABC 7.30, Abigail has spoken in Parliament about the cruelty of pig abattoirs and routine carbon dioxide stunning practices.

We could raise billions if we taxed the coal industry properly. 

During the first Question Time of the new Parliament, Abigail asked the Minister for Energy about energy bill relief. 

Abigail spoke in Parliament about the violence in Sudan and the need for Government humanitarian support.

It's time to undo the disaster that was twelve years of Coalition rule in NSW.