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An escalating crisis of modern slavery is unfolding among temporary migrant workers in rural NSW

Today in Parliament, Abigail gave notice of a motion regarding the recently tabled report by the NSW Modern Slavery Commissioner: ‘Be Our Guests: Addressing urgent modern slavery risks for temporary migrant workers in rural and regional NSW’ and urged the NSW Government to implement all of its recommendations.

Fossil fuel money is funding renewable energy misinformation

Today in Parliament, Abigail contributed to a debate in support of offshore wind initiatives and called out the conservative parties who peddle misleading claims about the potential environmental impacts of these projects to protect their coal and gas interests.

The Greens will always stand with unions and the workers they represent, no matter the government of the day

Today Abigail secured critical amendments to a Labor government bill, to secure union representation on the Maritime Advisory Council, and to ensure workers maintain their industrial right to organise by removing provisions that would have allowed private port operators to issue penalties to individuals obstructing ports at their own discretion.

We need far bolder action and investment in housing, and we need it now

Today in a Budget Estimates hearing, Abigail pressed the Minister for Homelessness and Housing about Labor's lacklustre housing policy, revealing that Labor's plans to build new social housing will only build 5 per cent of what is required to provide homes for the 50,000 people on the social housing waiting list... Read the exchange below.

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