My Work
There is an alarming number of employers discriminating against certain candidates as part of their recruitment processes
Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion highlighting the unfair exclusionary practices of many employers against candidates including people with disability, First Nations people, people over 55, and people who live with a long-term illness or mental illness.
Bangladesh reclaims democracy in a historic general election
Today in Parliament, Abigail passed a motion congratulating the people of Bangladesh who have loudly rejected autocratic rule and overwhelmingly called for a democratic future underpinned by justice, national sovereignty, political stability and lasting peace.
The federal poisons regulator has certified that it is in the public interest to ban deadly SGARS from being sold on our shelves
Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion calling on the NSW Government to put pressure on the Australian Government to implement a retail ban on toxic SGAR products that are wreaking havoc on our wildlife and ecosystems.
Building a strong early childhood sector means listening to the teachers and educators who have been demanding change for decades
Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion commending everyone who added their voice and expertise to the ground-breaking Early Childhood Education Summit in February.
Scotland and Wales have banned greyhound racing!
Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion congratulating the people of Scotland and Wales for choosing compassion over cruelty and voting to ban greyhound racing.
It’s time to bring back public banking - run by the public, for the public
Banking is an essential public service, but in Australia it has become entirely privatised. Today in Parliament, Abigail gave an adjournment speech advocating for a Public Bank of NSW that will reinvest profits directly back into the community, meaning we can fund community projects with positive social and environmental outcomes, support small businesses across our community and help people who are unable to afford mortgage repayments or rent.
Only the Greens have a comprehensive plan to end native forest logging for good and to make sure forestry workers aren't left behind in the process
Today in Parliament, Abigail contributed to a debate calling for an end to the destruction of our irreplaceable native forests and a job-for-job guarantee to ensure forestry workers are supported through a just transition, protecting both our environment and our people.
Honouring the life and advocacy of Marion Gevers
Today in Parliament, Abigail passed motion celebrating the life of Marion Gevers, whose shining legacy will live on in the Greens and across the broader community.
We need to move to 100% renewables
Today in Parliament, Abigail spoke in support of the New England Renewable Energy Zone and advocated for a publicly-owned renewables transition that is fully transparent and free from fossil fuel money and political interference.
Asylum seekers deserve humanity
Today in Parliament, Abigail condemned the Albanese Labor Government for waging a propaganda war to hide the appalling cruelty of Australia's asylum seeker policy in light of the war in Iran.
Greens motion passes demanding full funding for frontline domestic violence services
As NSW's deadly domestic violence record continues into 2026, Abigail passed a motion calling on the Minns Labor Government to urgently and properly commit to funding the domestic and family violence frontline.
Animal agriculture is one of the greatest threats to our living planet
Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion underscoring the true cost of animal agriculture and its devastating impact on the climate and our environment.
As the conflict in Iran continues, fuel retailers are charging tomorrow's price for yesterday's fuel
Today during Question Time, Abigail asked what the NSW Government is doing to regulate the blatant petrol price gouging taking place in our State in response to the illegal war being waged on Iran.
Private schools are paying million dollar salaries to senior leaders while claiming to be not-for-profit. What a joke!
Today during Budget Estimates, Abigail grilled the NSW Department of Education and NESA on private schools gaming the rules to get public subsidies and government tax breaks.
MEDIA RELEASE: 2 MILLION TONNE CARBON CLOUD BILLOWING FROM AI DATA CENTRES
2 March 2026 Australia's data centre industry emitted more than 2 million tonnes of greenhouse gases as part of their operations in 2024-25, according to the latest annual emissions data released on Friday.