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Parliament of New South Wales
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Live now NSW Legislative Council – 12 November 2026 updated 22 minutes ago
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Live NSW Legislative Council – 12 November 2026 updated 22 min ago
Abigail Boyd The Greens
Debate on the Government bill establishing a workplace protection order scheme to address violence and intimidation against workers.
NSW Legislative Council – 12 November 2026 50 min ago
Consideration of the Government’s bill to implement Law Reform Commission recommendations on serious road crimes and related offences in the Crimes Act 1900.
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NSW Legislative Council – 12 November 2026 5 hr ago
Abigail Boyd The Greens
Sitting of the New South Wales Legislative Council on 12 November 2026.
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NSW Legislative Council – 11 November 2026 18 hr ago
Private members’ business item moved by Mark Latham recognising academic improvements at Briar Road Public School and advocating explicit teaching reforms across New South Wales schools.
NSW Legislative Council – 11 November 2026 18 hr ago
Message from the Legislative Assembly forwarding the Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Vegetation) Bill 2026 and its formal first reading, urgency declaration and scheduling in the Council.
NSW Legislative Council – 11 November 2026 19 hr ago
Abigail Boyd The Greens
Private members’ business item for an order for papers regarding the dealings between the New South Wales Government and the Bathla Group and its subsidiaries, following the developer’s financial collapse.
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NSW Legislative Council – 11 November 2026 19 hr ago
Tabling of returns and correspondence in response to several previously agreed orders for papers on planning, construction standards and health services.
NSW Legislative Council – 11 November 2026 21 hr ago
Private members’ business debate on comments by One Nation candidate Stuart Bonds about demographic replacement and the political responses to those comments.
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NSW Legislative Council – 11 November 2026 21 hr ago
Private members’ business item for an order for papers concerning the scientific basis and consultation processes behind harvest strategies for mulloway, snapper and yellowtail kingfish in New South Wales.
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NSW Legislative Council – 11 November 2026 21 hr ago
Private members’ business item for an order for papers concerning the Hawkesbury-Nepean Valley Disaster Adaptation Plan and related flood mitigation and evacuation planning.
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NSW Legislative Council – 11 November 2026 22 hr ago
Private members’ business item for an order for papers concerning coal mining projects and regulatory assessments in New South Wales and its consideration by the Council.
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NSW Legislative Council – 11 November 2026 22 hr ago
Abigail Boyd The Greens
Private members’ business item for an order for papers concerning the Universal Pre-School Funding Program and its consideration by the Council.
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NSW Legislative Council – 11 November 2026 23 hr ago
Private member’s bill introduced by John Ruddick to amend public health immunisation and vaccination provisions and its consideration by the Council.
NSW Legislative Council – 11 November 2026 23 hr ago
Government bill amending legislation governing the lobbying of government officials and its procedural stages in the Council.
NSW Legislative Council – 11 November 2026
Abigail Boyd The Greens
Sitting of the New South Wales Legislative Council held on 11 November 2026.
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NSW Legislative Council – 10 November 2026
Abigail Boyd The Greens
Proceedings of the New South Wales Legislative Council sitting on 10 November 2026.
NSW Legislative Council – 10 November 2026
Abigail Boyd The Greens
In adjournment, members place on record positions on waste and circular economy policy, cultural infrastructure funding, firearms and koala park reforms, electoral populism, multiculturalism, and the role of public ownership and direct public service delivery before the House adjourns.
NSW Legislative Council – 10 November 2026
Abigail Boyd The Greens
Resumed second reading debate on the Electricity Supply Amendment (Renewable Fuel Schemes) Bill 2026 concerning renewable fuel schemes and the role of green hydrogen projects in New South Wales.
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NSW Legislative Council – 10 November 2026
Abigail Boyd The Greens
Consideration of the Criminal Procedure and Other Legislation Amendment (Victim Experience Reforms) Bill 2026, including the second reading debate on victim‑survivor‑focused criminal procedure reforms and subsequent committee of the whole proceedings.
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NSW Legislative Council – 10 November 2026
Second reading and subsequent consideration of the Electoral Funding Amendment (Advance Payments) Bill 2026 to amend New South Wales electoral funding laws in relation to advance payments.
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NSW Legislative Council – 10 November 2026
Abigail Boyd The Greens
The Council amends and passes the Victim Experience Reforms Bill to expand protections for sexual, domestic and family violence complainants, then concludes debate on the Renewable Fuel Scheme by shifting focus toward biomethane amid controversy over hydrogen strategy, scheme costs and consumer protections.
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NSW Legislative Council – 10 November 2026
Proceedings of the New South Wales Legislative Council sitting on 10 November 2026.
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NSW Legislative Council – 10 November 2026
Take-note debate on Portfolio Committee No. 5 – Justice and Communities’ report on identity protections for proceedings involving children, including alleged misconduct by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions and the treatment of a judge who raised concerns.
NSW Legislative Council – 10 November 2026
Proceedings of the New South Wales Legislative Council sitting on 10 November 2026.
NSW Legislative Council – 10 November 2026
Take-note debate on Portfolio Committee No. 4 – Regional NSW’s 2025 inquiry into the operation of approved charitable organisations under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1979, focusing on enforcement powers, funding and accountability, and protections for wildlife carers.
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NSW Legislative Council – 10 November 2026
Take-note debate on Standing Committee on Law and Justice Report No. 89 titled "2026 Review of the Workers Compensation Scheme", examining recommendations on work health and safety, health and safety representatives and apprentices.
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NSW Legislative Council – 10 November 2026
Second reading debate on the Electoral Legislation Amendment (Miscellaneous) Bill 2026, focusing on electoral signage rules, party governance standards and preparatory changes ahead of the 2027 State election.
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NSW Legislative Council – 10 November 2026
The House treats a Workplace Protection Orders Bill as urgent, passes an Electoral Legislation Amendment Bill tightening party governance and deepfake offences, considers committee reports on work health and safety, animal welfare and delegated legislation, and extends electoral advance payments to independents.
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NSW Legislative Council – 10 November 2026
Consideration of the Workplace Protection Orders Bill 2026 forwarded from the Legislative Assembly, including its introduction, first reading and declaration as an urgent bill.
NSW Legislative Council – 10 November 2026
Abigail Boyd The Greens
After suspension the Council pursues a Privileges inquiry into alleged ODPP non‑compliance and canvasses wide‑ranging policy motions, before an attempted urgency motion to advance institutional child sexual abuse liability reforms on National Survivors Day is put to a division and defeated.
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