The people of NSW want free transport and profit caps on fuel
Today in Parliament, Abigail contributed to a debate supporting the urgent Energy and Utilities Administration Amendment Bill 2026 to strengthen the government's powers to respond to the fuel security crisis, while calling...
The Greens call on the NSW Labor Government to make direct public investment in renewable energy generation to drive down prices for essential energy services
Today in Parliament, Abigail contributed to a debate on renewable energy infrastructure condemning the Labor and Liberal governments for privatising NSW's electricity market and leaving us at the mercy of the private...
Labor's renewable energy bill has a fossil fuel problem
Today in Parliament, Abigail called out the Minns Labor government for trying to ram through laws that will fast-track gas projects by classifying gas as "renewable energy". The Greens fully support fast-tracking...
MEDIA RELEASE: NSW Labor refuse to rule out supporting AUKUS East Coast Nuclear Base at Port Kembla or Newcastle
28 May 2026 Last night, the NSW Labor Government once again refused to oppose an AUKUS East Coast Nuclear Base at Port Kembla or Newcastle. The NSW Labor Government teamed up with...
Australia's main energy grids clocked over 50% renewable generation for the first time at the end of last year
Renewables are delivering real results with electricity prices falling for NSW households and businesses thanks to wind, batteries and a reformed regulatory framework. Today in Parliament, Abigail contributed to a debate challenging...
'Energy Vampires' - the AI data centres draining Australia
27 May 2026 Today in Parliament, Abigail spoke about Greenpeace's new report on data centres that are draining our country and wrecking our climate.
The NSW Government is hiding behind a plan to have a plan while a data centre boom threatens our water and energy future
Today in Parliament, Abigail challenged the NSW Government in Question Time and a Take Note debate over its refusal to submit evidence to or appear before the parliamentary inquiry into data centres...
Crikey: Local councils are calling to freeze AI data centre construction
Data centres are already delaying houses being built because of their demands for electricity and water, councils have claimed in a first-of-its-kind inquiry into the impact of the digital infrastructure in Australia.
Over 100 service stations have run dry while mining companies are sitting on months of diesel
Today in Parliament, Abigail contributed to a debate on Australia's lack of fuel sovereignty leaving communities stranded and called on the Government to audit and redistribute the taxpayer-subsidised diesel being hoarded by...