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Goiran to attend pro-life summit as Libs hope to avoid Queensland-style abortion election fire
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Goiran to attend pro-life summit as Libs hope to avoid Queensland-style abortion election fire

Pro-life Liberal politician Nick Goiran will speak at the National Life Summit organised by South Australian anti-abortion activist Joanna Howe alongside Katter’s Australian Party MP Robbie Katter.

  • by Hamish Hastie

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I plan to give birth in Trump’s America, knowing it could kill me

I plan to give birth in Trump’s America, knowing it could kill me

Access to a safe and legal abortion may be what saves my life in a risky pregnancy or childbirth. It’s no longer guaranteed in the US – and it is why many American women are stockpiling abortion pills.

  • by Amy La Porte
Dutton doesn’t have an ideology, he has a personality
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Dutton doesn’t have an ideology, he has a personality

For all his image as a conservative dogmatist, if Peter Dutton has outward faith, it is in his own judgment, and he has used it to back abortion rights.

  • by Nick Bonyhady
Abortion’s postcode lottery: Where women are being denied essential care
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Abortion’s postcode lottery: Where women are being denied essential care

The few abortion providers in western NSW have told me they keep it secret for fear of reprisal – or to avoid other practitioners sending every person seeking an abortion their way.

  • by Anna Noonan
Abortion back on election agenda after Greens push Labor to improve access

Abortion back on election agenda after Greens push Labor to improve access

An exclusive poll shows that voters across all parties want abortion laws left alone, after a messy political debate raised fears laws could be unwound.

  • by Natassia Chrysanthos and Olivia Ireland
Canavan defies Dutton edict, won’t withdraw abortion bill

Canavan defies Dutton edict, won’t withdraw abortion bill

Liberal National Party senator Matt Canavan says abortion won’t be an issue at the election, but he won’t withdraw his “born alive” bill.

  • by James Massola
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‘It cost us votes’: Dutton reads riot act to MPs on abortion

‘It cost us votes’: Dutton reads riot act to MPs on abortion

The opposition leader told a confidential meeting of MPs he would not change Australia’s abortion laws after fears of a crackdown in Queensland hurt the Liberal National Party.

  • by James Massola
Ignorance or arrogance? The contradictions of a US-style campaign in Queensland
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Ignorance or arrogance? The contradictions of a US-style campaign in Queensland

Some politicians want to undo more than 50 years of frontline work to ensure Queensland women have reproductive rights and access to safe and timely healthcare.

  • by Courtney Kruk
Once again, women’s bodies are back at the mercy of men and their ‘consciences’
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Opinion

Once again, women’s bodies are back at the mercy of men and their ‘consciences’

The renewed debate in Australia has been a stark reminder that the lawfulness of abortion rests in the hands of politicians whose views aren’t made public before election day.

  • by Madison Griffiths
Furious women, battling for America’s soul, have a warning for Australia

Furious women, battling for America’s soul, have a warning for Australia

America has wound back the clock on women’s reproductive rights. Until recently, it would have been reasonable to think Australia was beyond going back.

  • by Liz Gooch
Reborn abortion debate could terminate a viable Dutton government
Opinion
Opinion

Reborn abortion debate could terminate a viable Dutton government

If this becomes an election issue, Peter Dutton knows it could significantly harm his chances of scraping into government.

  • by Parnell Palme McGuinness

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