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Commending Kirinari Community Services for delivering essential support to vulnerable people in regional NSW

Today in Parliament, Abigail passed a motion recognising the vital role of Kirinari Community Services in supporting people with complex needs in regional NSW, highlighting the urgent need for the Government to address critical gaps in regional service delivery.

Will the NSW Government act on the Pounds Inquiry recommendations to address our current animal rehoming crisis?

Today in Parliament, Abigail delivered a take note speech on the recent Pounds Inquiry report, highlighting systemic failures in NSW's pound and shelter system, and called for urgent government action to address the animal rehoming crisis, support rescue groups, and implement the committee's key reform recommendations.

Invasion Day is not a date to celebrate

Today in Parliament, Abigail condemned the Opposition's tone-deaf motion on Australia Day, calling out the erasure of Indigenous culture and advocating to change the date in recognition of January 26 as a day of mourning, not celebration.

The Forestry Corporation of NSW has been cooking the books

Today in Parliament, Abigail spoke in support of Greens MLC Sue Higginson's motion, condemning the Forestry Corporation of NSW for its blatant breaches and maladministration, and calling for transparency, accountability, and ownership of these errors by both the Forestry Corporation and the Minns Labor Government.

Both major parties have failed our public health workers

Today in Parliament, Abigail contributed to a debate on the psychiatry workforce, condemning the former Coalition government for underfunding and devaluing healthcare workers and criticising the current Labor government for mishandling psychiatrist negotiations, exacerbating workforce shortages in NSW.

MEDIA RELEASE: THERE ARE NO EXCUSES FOR NOT PAYING WORKERS A FAIR WAGE - GREENS CALL ON NSW LABOR TO COLLECT REVENUE LEFT ON TABLE BY BIG END OF TOWN

28 January 2025 The Greens are calling on the NSW Labor Government to seize revenue-raising opportunities to ensure all public sector workers are paid a fair wage. While claiming not to have enough money in the budget to pay the people keeping our hospitals and trains running, Labor is leaving billions of dollars of lost revenue in the hands of big business.

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