Donald Trump claims a peace deal with Iran will be signed soon, Labor strategizes against One Nation, and the World Cup kicks off with Australia's Socceroos in action.
CitizenGo, a global ultra-conservative group, is gaining traction in Australia's anti-abortion movement, leveraging its international network and collaborating with local figures like George Christensen and Christopher Yates.
Australia's One Nation party is pushing an anti-abortion agenda, drawing parallels to horror movie themes of growing social anxieties, patriarchal control, and the denial of agency, particularly for women. The party's stance contrasts with majority public support for reproductive rights in Australia.
Barnaby Joyce urged anti-abortion activists to 'keep the fires burning' in Sydney. Concerns are mounting over Labor's NDIS overhaul, a "franken-can" was named worst plastic packaging, and Trump reportedly argued with Netanyahu. Weight-loss drugs may cut cancer risk.
Barnaby Joyce addressed a pro-life rally in Sydney, urging Nationals MPs to vote for a bill criminalising sex-selective abortions. Activists threatened to campaign against parties supporting abortion access, aiming to unseat incumbents in the lead-up to the NSW state election.
Australia's billionaires saw their wealth surge by nearly $50,000 per minute in the past year, according to Oxfam. Meanwhile, Barnaby Joyce headlines an anti-abortion rally in Sydney, Peter Garrett leads an inquiry into Aukus, and a smart drug shows promise against cancer.
Australia's billionaires saw their wealth increase by nearly $50,000 per minute in the past year, according to Oxfam. Meanwhile, anti-abortion rallies gain traction, a smart drug shows promise against cancer, and Peter Garrett leads an inquiry into the Aukus pact.
Australian anti-abortion groups are using an incremental strategy, mirroring US tactics, to restrict reproductive rights. Bills targeting late-term abortions, sex-selective abortions, and access to medical abortions are being introduced across multiple states, aiming to normalize political debate on the issue.
An anti-abortion movement in Australia is adopting strategies seen in the US, aiming to incrementally restrict reproductive rights through various legislative attempts. MPs like Barnaby Joyce and John Ruddick are involved in pushing bills that target late-term abortions, sex-selective abortions, and medical abortion access.
Anti-abortion groups in Australia are escalating efforts to restrict reproductive rights, inspired by US tactics. Bills targeting late-term, sex-selective abortions, and medical abortion access are being introduced across multiple states, with One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce headlining a rally in Sydney.
