Abigail spoke in parliament on toll transparency, calling for a reduction of toll costs to no more than $2.20. 

Abigail read out a speech written by high school student Alice Harrington, who recently completed work experience in our office. This is what Alice would like to say to the NSW Government.

Today Abigail delivered an impassioned speech for her bill to legally recognise animals' capacity to feel joy, fear, pleasure, suffering and more.

Abigail spoke to oppose the Government's rail trails bill, which actually stands to disenfranchise regional communities and their public transport. 

Abigail tried again to disallow the Coalition's anti-protest laws. The Greens will not stop fighting the Coalition's draconian and anti-democratic anti-protest laws. 

Today Abigail passed a motion calling on the NSW Government to stop dragging their feet and take real and direct action to address gender equity in our society. 

The Legislative Council's Transport Committee today handed down its long-awaited report on the State's road tolling regime.

Abigail, along with every one of her NSW Greens colleagues, wrote an open letter to all teachers, nurses and midwives, transport workers and unions taking industrial action this week in support and solidarity.

Today Abigail & Sue wrote to the Police Minister calling for the immediate halt of draconian policing methods being employed against peaceful Blockade Australia climate protesters.

In response to reports of residents across NSW being interrogated by police on their doorsteps, Greens MPs Sue Higginson and Abigail Boyd have today demanded that the Police Minister urgently intervene to curtail police over-reach under NSW’s draconian anti-protest laws.

Abigail attempted to disallow the Roads Amendment (Major Roads) Regulation 2022, but was unsuccessful as a result of strong opposition from Labor & the Coalition. 

Today Abigail called out the Coalition Government for what their 2022-23 Budget really is: all spin and no substance.

Abigail passed a motion today calling on the Government to actively condemn all acts of sexual violence in conflict, and noting the disproportionate impact on women and girls.

Abigail passed a motion calling on the Government to commit to supporting young people affected by the Covid-19 pandemic through funding and by listening to their voices.

Abigail passed a motion today in recognition of LBGTQ Domestic Violence Awareness Day and the need for greater victim-survivor support.