Over the past few weeks, abortion has been in the headlines in Australia. Despite the fact that it has been decriminalised everywhere in the country, the topic of reproductive rights has re-entered the political landscape and is being debated in Queensland and South Australia. In today's podcast, we discuss why abortion is back in the news, and whether the laws in some states in Australia could actually change.

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Over the past few weeks, abortion has been in the headlines in Australia. Despite the fact that it has been decriminalised everywhere in the country, the topic of reproductive rights has re-entered the political landscape and is being debated in Queensland and South Australia. In today's podcast, we discuss why abortion is back in the news, and whether the laws in some states in Australia could actually change.
Hosts: Billi FitzSimons and Zara Seidler Producer: Orla Maher
Listen: <a href="https://open.spotify.com/episode/0mRHeIkwI50CIE1YtDmzeE">Qld Premier Steven Miles' plan to keep his job</a>
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Why is Australia debating abortion again?

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