Labor MP Sharon Claydon says calls for Medicare to fully cover the cost of terminations are “worthy of looking at”.
Abortion provider MSI Australia is lobbying to be able to end out-of-pocket costs,as Labor vows to provide better access.
Prince Harry criticised the ruling of the US Supreme Court during a speech at the UN headquarters to mark International Nelson Mandela Day.
Ireland has leaped into modernity,rejecting religious reactionaries’ insistence on controlling women’s bodies. America,meanwhile,has gone in the opposite direction.
It’s the Democrats’ first legislative response to the Supreme Court’s landmark decision overturning Roe v Wade.
The Republican state rejects guidance that doctors must provide abortions where a woman’s life or health is threatened,and says it is a ploy to turn hospitals into walk-in abortion clinics.
Slow Burn:Roe v Wade is a stark reminder of what has been lost.
A pregnant Texas woman who was driving in a carpool lane reserved for at least two occupants multiple is taking her fine to court.
Queensland health authorities are assessing abortion access across the state in a bid to fix issues still plaguing the patchwork scheme four years on from decriminalisation.
The move comes as anger among Democrats and pro-choice advocates grows over the White House’s response to the overturning of Roe v Wade.
Can you imagine if any one of the six US Supreme Court justices who decided to overturn Roe v Wade had instead thought to themselves:“Good for her,not for me”?