Abigail on behalf of the Greens made a submission to the Government's coercive control exposure draft Bill, which seeks to strengthen gaps in the Bill. 

“Perilous position”: Ageing and Disability Commission unable to fulfil statutory functions due to severe underfunding.

Abigail gave a harrowing Adjournment speech last night, calling out the Coalition Government' blatant disregard for the working-class doing it tough.

Abigail spoke on the need to prohibit the intentional public display of Nazi symbols, and how important it is for society to not forget the Holocaust and the pervasive harm of antisemitism. 

Abigail passed a motion celebrating Disability Pride Month and highlighting the need to urgently take action to break down structural and individual ableism. 

Abigail passed a motion calling for the Government to review legislation governing the cosmetic health industry, in light of the recent 60 Minutes episode that revealed a plethora of gaps in the sector.

The Greens have introduced a Bill to NSW Parliament that, if passed, would see animal sentience explicitly recognised in our animal welfare laws. 

The Legislative Council's Transport Committee today handed down its long-awaited report on the State's acquisition of land in relation to major transport projects.

Abigail questioned the Minister for the Prevention of Domestic Violence on the failure to establish an implementation task force to inform the Government's draft coercive control bill. 

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.

Today Abigail defended the right for workers to unionise and strike, after the Coalition Government attempted to impose draconian penalties on unions. 

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.