My Work
Celebrating World Kobane Day
Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion recognising the 10th anniversary of World Kobane Day, commemorating the Kurdish resistance against ISIS in 2014 and affirming solidarity with Kurds in their continued pursuit of peace, justice, and freedom.
Commending Lucy's Project's 2024 Online Conference advocating for protection of both animals and humans against family and domestic violence
Animals are victims of domestic and family violence too. Today in Parliament, Abigail passed a motion acknowledging Lucy's Project's 2024 online conference, which gathered experts worldwide to discuss the impact of domestic and family violence on both people and animals and the importance of animal-inclusive frontline services.
Will NSW Labor commit to substantial investment in the undervalued, underpaid, and increasingly corporatised veterinary workforce?
Low pay and poor working conditions are impacting NSW veterinary workers and exacerbating a critical shortage. Today in Parliament, Abigail contributed to a debate, advocating for robust investment and support for the veterinary workforce.
Farm Transparency Project open letter - inadequacy and corruption of abattoir regulator
Abigail joined dozens of animal organisations, activists and politicians in signing an open letter to the Labor Government demanding action to rein in corruption at Australian slaughterhouses.
A case before the Victorian Supreme Court brings us closer to ending pig gassing across Australia
Today Abigail pressed the Labor Government about their lack of action to end pig gassing in NSW.
Ministers should be accountable and transparent about who they're meeting with and why - but how often are they really?
Today in Parliament, Abigail contributed to debate on the incredible lack of public transparency and accountability over Ministers' obligations to report who they meet with in their capacity as a Minister, and what they discuss.
World Kangaroo Day
Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion marking World Kangaroo Day to recognise Australia's iconic, sentient marsupials and support the global call to end their commercial slaughter.
The British monarchy is a decrepit, unjust and dangerous institution.
Today in Parliament, Abigail delivered an adjournment speech condemning the entrenched and outdated legacy of British imperialism in Australia, and the ongoing harm caused by colonial structures and genocidal policies against First Nations peoples.
Will Labor address the NSW Education Department's longstanding failures in supporting students with disability?
Today in Parliament, Abigail passed a motion calling on the government to urgently implement the Audit Office of NSW's recommendations to secure proper funding, support, and inclusive education for students with disability.
Commending Family Advocacy and PWDA's work in fighting for an inclusive and accessible society
Today in Parliament, Abigail passed a motion commending the work of Family Advocacy and People with Disability Australia in hosting the parliamentary forum “Securing prosperous futures: the vital link between inclusive education and employment”, and recognising the demands of the disability community.
The Million Dollar Disgrace
Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion condemning the Minns Labor Government's ongoing support of the barbaric and cruel greyhound racing industry in light of the recent Million Dollar Chase race at the deadly Wentworth Park track.
Equality Bill passes into law!
Today the Equality Bill passed NSW Parliament! Abigail contributed to debate during the bill's second reading debate, speaking about how far we still have to go and reaffirming the Greens commitment to fight alongside the queer community to achieve equality and liberation for ALL in the queer community.
We will not stop fighting for full sex worker rights and protections
Abigail tried to bring back amendments to the Equality Bill in relation to critical sex worker rights and protections, which were stripped from the original version of the bill after Labor refused to support them.
Greens are the only party that have always stood for the democratic right to protest
The Greens stopped debate in the Upper House today to debate the draconian policing of protest in NSW. Abigail set the record straight - Labor can no longer profess to stand for the working class while eroding the fundamental right to protest.
Why does NSW Labor lack the ambition to properly ease the housing crisis?
Today during a Parliamentary debate, Abigail called out NSW Labor's self-congratulatory posturing on public housing funding, highlighting that at their projected pace, it would take a staggering 37 years to clear the current backlog of 56,000 families waiting for a home.