Her voting record (again with the disclaimer that we're relying on this one source for that information) is thankfully on the short side. If excluding anything that's only "believe in climate change and that queer people exist" (and not the much larger "social and environmental issues" scope), the majority still looks overall progressive to me.
Very non-exhaustive examples:
- [for] Increasing access to subsidised childcare
- [for] Increasing housing affordability
- [for] Ending immigration detention on Nauru
- [for] Reducing tax on lowest income bracket
- [for] The territories being able to legalise euthanasia
- [against] Reducing tax concessions for high socio-economic status
She then does have the stuff that Frog alluded to:
- [against] Criminalising wage theft
- [against] Improving pay and conditions for gig workers
- [mixed] Increasing workplace protections
- [mixed] Increasing workplace protections for women
But even mixed-tending-against can be a sliver more progressive than status quo in a policy area, since status quo typically means voting against all changes.
Unfortunately it's also the monkeys holding the money here ):