One of the greatest challenges facing us as legislators in this Parliament is the looming crisis of climate change. Each of us has a duty to accept the overwhelming consensus on climate change and to work together to take real and immediate action.

A Daley Labor Government in NSW will create a new $1 billion water fund to build and upgrade water infrastructure across NSW.

Under a future Labor Government, any proposal to sell or transfer significant public land will first need to seek the approval of both Houses of Parliament, to end backroom land deals.

Bureaucratic delays from Sydney Trains that have already held up the completion of the Inner West Greenway project by at least a year are now putting the entire project in jeopardy.

If today tells us anything at all, it’s that with young activists like Sophia Skarparis and those young people here in the Parliament today, the days of single use plastics are numbered.

Jo Haylen MP, State Member for Summer Hill, has condemned the Berejiklian Government’s decision to scrap the Murray Valley National Park.

This bill seeks to inundate swathes of one of the world’s greatest natural treasures in order to shore up land for developers in the Hawkesbury-Nepean Valley.

A question on household rubbish reduction

While I share the relief of Haberfield Public School parents and carers that the “Option B” sites located at the former Muirs car yards on Parramatta Road, will no longer be used for tunnelling, I am dismayed that Haberfield and Ashfield residents will be forced to live with years more construction than first promised.

A question on the Government's plans to raise hive registrations for amateur beekeepers.