Domestic and family violence services are hugely inaccessible for women with disability
Today in Parliament Abigail gave notice of a motion highlighting the significant barriers women with disability face when accessing domestic, family and sexual violence services.
World Toilet Day 2023
19 November is World Toilet Day! What's that all about? Abigail gave notice of a motion calling on the government to eliminate barriers to accessing sanitation faced by 24% of Australians.
Down Syndrome Awareness Month 2023
October is Down Syndrome Awareness Month. Today Abigail gave notice of a motion calling out the continued failures of successive governments that have driven the barriers that people with Down syndrome face...
Disability Royal Commission's Final Report and Recommendations
Today in Parliament Abigail's motion passed unanimously, calling on the NSW Government to step up and do their part to consider the Disability Royal Commission's recommendations.
We need more Wheelchair Accessible Taxis!
Abigail passed a call in Parliament for the NSW Govt to improve the availability of Wheelchair Accessible Taxis (WATs) across our state.
Disability Pride Festival 2023
Abigail passed a motion in Parliament about the success of this year's Disability Pride Festival.
Labor pushes NSW further behind on accessible housing
Labor is following in the footsteps of their Coalition predecessors by putting people with disability last, plunging NSW into the dark ages compared to the rest of Australia on accessible housing.
Tribute to Louise Kuchel
Today Abigail paid tribute to the passing of a truly incredible person, Lou Kuchel. Lou was an inspiration to the disability community, and to all who knew her.
Vulnerable people under trustees and guardianships deserve autonomy and choice
Abigail spoke in opposition to the Government's latest attempt to railroad the experiences of vulnerable people. This Bill would effectively remove elements of consent from beneficiaries under trustees.
Improving employment outcomes for people with disability
Today in Parliament Abigail successfully passed a call for the Government to take direct action to improve employment outcomes for people with Disability in our state.