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PARLIAMENT

Pauline Hanson's One Nation - speech

As of today, Pauline Hanson's One Nation party has raised $4.8 million from its Fire the Liar campaign, which launched two weeks ago. It made headlines because half of that amount was made in the first 24 hours. 

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Abortion Law Reform Amendment (Sex Selection Prohibition) Bill 2025 - Second Read Debate

I support my Greens colleague Dr Amanda Cohn in opposing the Abortion Law Reform Amendment (Sex Selection Prohibition) Bill 2026. It is extremely disturbing that we are even entertaining the discussion of the topic of the bill in this House.

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State Budget and Gaming Taxes - Private Members' Statements

Yesterday we heard the Government delight in spruiking its newfound generosity to those using our State's roads and railways. I would like to bring attention to another group celebrating this budget: the giant casino-like clubs dotted across the State, particularly in Western Sydney and regional New South Wales. 

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Building (Approvals and Practitioners) Bill 2026 - Second Read Speech

The Greens will be supporting the Building (Approvals and Practitioners) Bill 2026. We do so recognising that reform to the building approvals and certification system is necessary, and that the current system is not delivering the outcomes that the community expects, either in terms of housing supply or building quality. 

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Property and Stock Agents Amendment (Underquoting and Other Agent Conduct) Bill 2026

 As The Greens spokesperson on fair trading and building, I contribute to debate on the Property and Stock Agents Amendment (Underquoting and Other Agent Conduct) Bill 2026. 

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Fair Trading and Building Legislation Amendment Bill 2026 - Second Read Speech

As The Greens spokesperson on fair trading and building, I speak in support of the Fair Trading and Building Legislation Amendment Bill 2026. It seeks to make changes to 22 Acts within the Better Regulation and Fair Trading and Building portfolios. 

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NSW Police Force and Night-Time Economy - Take Note

Ms CATE FAEHRMANN (15:00): I take note of that same response by the Minister. We have the same drug laws as Melbourne's, but you do not see that type of behaviour by the police in Melbourne in 2026. 

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NSW Police Force Conduct - Question Without Notice

Ms CATE FAEHRMANN (14:17): My question is directed to the Minister for Music and the Night‑time Economy. Late on Saturday 20 June about 12 uniformed police officers with a drug dog entered the Universal nightclub on Oxford Street. 

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Live Music and Night-Time Economy - Question Without Notice

My question is directed to the Minister for Music and the Night-time Economy. In its submission to the inquiry into the state of live music in New South Wales, the Australian Live Music Business Council said:

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Imam Muhsin Hendricks - Motion

Ms CATE FAEHRMANN (10:06): I move: (1)That this House notes that: (a)Imam Muhsin Hendricks was killed in a premeditated attack on 15 February 2025 in Bethelsdorp, Gqeberha, South Africa;

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