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.

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.

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.

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. 

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.

Today in Budget Estimates, Abigail grilled the Minister for Climate Change, Energy and the Environment on why NSW isn't on track to meeting our targets for reducing emissions.

23 February 2026   An Early Childhood Education Summit held this weekend has endorsed a statement of demands to reform the sector, set out under ten key issues.

17 February 2026 In a significant decision, the Fair Work Commission has approved a supported bargaining application for community preschools, and accepted the argument that the NSW Government must review and significantly boost funding for community preschools in order to deliver much needed pay rises to teachers and educators.

20 February 2026 Northern Beaches companion animals, long-nosed bandicoots, kookaburras, powerful owls, and all wildlife will now be safe from 1080 poisoning thanks to Northern Beaches Council voting (11–3) to ban the use of 1080 poison on council land. 

Today in Parliament, Abigail spoke in support of a Greens disallowance of the Major Events Amendment (Israeli Presidential Visit) Regulation 2026, warning against police violence, the government’s role in inciting that violence and the need to defend our fundamental democratic rights.

Today in Parliament, Abigail contributed to a debate supporting a Bill to ensure the government of the day is held to account in light of the Premier's office recently refusing to attend a parliamentary inquiry hearing. 

Today in Parliament, Abigail contributed to a debate advocating that when it comes to renewables, we need to accelerate the rollout, expand public and community ownership, guarantee jobs and just transition pathways for workers, electrify homes, retrofit social housing, and make sure renters benefit too.

Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion condemning Israel’s continued military assaults, alleged ceasefire violations, humanitarian aid restrictions and mass civilian deaths in Gaza and the occupied territories.

Today in Parliament, Abigail secured multiple amendments and spoke in support of the Fines Legislation Amendment Bill 2025 as a modest step toward fairness and hardship protections, while urging stronger, systemic reforms to address the disproportionate impact of fines and debt on vulnerable people amid worsening economic inequality and cost-of-living pressures.

Today in Parliament, Abigail spoke in support of regulating algorithmic management and workplace technologies, arguing it is a necessary step to protect workers from intensifying exploitation, surveillance and safety risks driven by big corporations.