Today Abigail gave notice of a motion in Parliament calling on the NSW Government to stop dragging its feet and finally sign onto the 2022 National Construction Code’s Livable Housing Design Silver Standards for minimum housing accessibility as a matter of urgency, in light of the Building Better Homes team’s recent report on the status of Victoria’s implementation of the standards.

Today during Question Time, Abigail asked the Minister for Water what actions they are taking to ensure a more responsible approach to AI and data-centre development.

Today Abigail gave notice of a motion in Parliament celebrating FrogID week and recognising the important role that these sentient beings play within our environment as bioindicators.

Today in Parliament, Abigail successfully secured a number of Greens amendments to the Energy Legislation Amendment Bill 2025, and moved further amendments which exposed Labor’s inaction on fast-tracking our energy transition.

Today Abigail contributed to a debate in Parliament on an active transport Bill relating to micromobility, vehicles and smartcards, condemning both major parties for decades of failure on accessible transport and rejecting the idea that disability access should rely on unused Opal balances, instead demanding proper, dedicated funding to meet overdue accessibility obligations.  

Today in Parliament, Abigail contributed to a debate, supporting the Workers Compensation Legislation Amendment (Firefighters) Bill 2025, backing long-overdue presumptive protections for firefighters while criticising the Government’s restrictive approach, financial excuses and failure to enact broader workers compensation and emergency services levy reform.

Today Abigail spoke in solidarity with the FSU and ANZ staff who are fighting job cuts and unreasonable management action by ANZ's multi-millionaire bank executives. 

The calls from the expert DFV sector to fund the frontline have gone ignored by successive governments for far too long. Today in Parliament, Abigail gave a motion recognising DVNSW's pre-budget submission for the 2026-27 NSW Budget, calling on the NSW government to finally fund the DFV frontline. 

Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion calling for the NSW government to urgently take action to prevent blanket confidentiality being used as a tool to silence victim-survivors of workplace sexual harassment.

Today in Parliament, Abigail contributed to a debate in Parliament, condemning the Government’s secrecy over the Drake inquiry report into greyhound racing, arguing it is being withheld for political convenience and must be released immediately so the public can know the commissioner’s findings about an industry plagued by ongoing scandals and welfare failures.

Today in Parliament, Abigail spoke in strong opposition to the Shooters hunting bill, pointing out that it dangerously expands gun access, undermines public safety, threatens animal welfare and ignores domestic and family violence risks, as well as calling out the Labor government’s morally bankrupt decision to back in this dangerous proposal.

Today Abigail gave a speech in Parliament ahead of International Day of Persons with Disabilities, highlighting the systemic failures of the Minns Labor Government on just about everything - including housing, transport, education, health, advocacy and justice - and demanding urgent action to dismantle ableism and build a truly inclusive, accessible and just society for all.

Today during an adjournment speech in Parliament, Abigail warned that multinational corporations are driving a dangerous surge in workplace surveillance, algorithmic management and automation, highlighting Amazon’s exploitative AI-driven practices and DP World’s plan to replace skilled Australian wharf workers with unsafe, unreliable automated systems while also calling for solidarity with unions resisting this new wave of technological exploitation.

Today in Parliament, Abigail passed a motion marking Australian Pollinator Week, recognising the extraordinary diversity and critical role of our pollinators in sustaining biodiversity and food security, commending those who protect them and calling on the Government to invest in evidence-based conservation and community education to address growing threats such as habitat loss, climate change and pesticide use.

Today in Parliament, Abigail passed an order for papers for documents relating to the NSW–Commonwealth planning for potential AUKUS nuclear submarine bases at Port Kembla and the Port of Newcastle.