Taking back control of our public transport - Public buses in public hands.

Transport 2.0 - Rebooting our public transport system.

Enforcing animal welfare for all animals - Animals are sentient beings that feel joy, fear and pain. But for too long, animals in NSW have been without the protection they deserve from cruelty and exploitation, thanks to political interference and poor resourcing.

The Greens will require the big banks to pay a fairer share towards the NSW economy.

Taking the power back - The Greens plan to slash energy prices and repower the economy.

Everyone has a right to live safely and free from fear, but sexual, domestic and family violence is at crisis levels.

Ending animal abuse for entertainment and gambling profits

Glebe (Gadigal country): Abigail Boyd, Greens MP and Animal Welfare spokesperson, has today joined Kobi Shetty, Greens candidate for Balmain, and a spokesperson for the Coalition for the Protection of Greyhounds outside the Wentworth Park Greyhound Racetrack to announce the Greens plan to rein in animal exploitation, including by shutting down the greyhound racing industry and establishing a transition program for affected workers and communities. 

Legally recognising animal sentience and ensuring animals used for human benefit experience lives worth living.

Greens NSW MP and spokesperson for Fair Trading and Better Regulation, Abigail Boyd, is calling on the NSW Government to support a ban on manufactured stone and immediately step up workplace enforcement to prevent silica exposure for workers in NSW.

Newcastle (Awabakal and Worimi Country) The Greens NSW will launch their plan to empower coal workers and communities in the transition away from fossil fuels on Monday in Newcastle.

Right to vote for 16 and 17 year olds - The Greens have a plan to empower young people to participate in our democracy, to make sure everyone’s voice is being heard.

Albury (Wiradjuri Country): The Greens NSW today launched its ‘Expand Our Democracy’ plan ahead of the March election laying out a plan to include 16 and 17 year olds as eligible voters in NSW State and Council elections.

Protecting companion animals from profiteering - Companion animals are cherished members of many families and households, bringing so much joy to those of us lucky enough to share our lives with them.   

Nowra (Yuin country): Abigail Boyd, Greens MP and Animal Welfare spokesperson, has today joined Amanda Findley, popularly elected Mayor of Shoalhaven City Council and Greens candidate for South Coast, at the Shoalhaven Animal Shelter to outline solutions to the growing companion animal crisis in council pounds.