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Why we still don’t understand what happens to women’s bodies during labour
Photo by Jonathan Borba, CC BY-SA Maternal and newborn deaths are rising globally, not just in low- and middle-income countries,
UK announces ‘biggest reform to our electoral system’ in decades
Britain will lower the voting age from 18 to 16 by the next national election as part of measures to
Disabled Labour MP Says ‘With A Heavy Broken Heart’ She Will Vote Against Welfare Cuts
Dr Marie Tidball in the Commons. A disabled Labour MP has said she will vote against her party’s plans to
Labor wins election on disastrous night for Dutton, Coalition
Labor has stormed to victory in the federal election and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will lead a government with a
Every single Aussie taxpayer to get tax cuts under $17b budget plan
Every single Australian taxpayer would be handed a tax cut next year under a $17 billion measure included in Treasurer
Cutting welfare goes against Labour’s core values – that’s the point
House of Commons/Flickr, CC BY-ND “It’s one thing to say the economy is not doing well and we’ve got a
Labour has bet big on green industrial policy. But there may be there cheaper ways to net zero
Labour’s first budget in 15 years included a highly anticipated change to the so-called fiscal rules which constrain how much
Class identity: why fancy freebies are a bigger political problem for this Labour government than its Tory predecessors
While much of the intense media coverage of the UK government’s freebies scandal might be attributable to overzealous scrutiny by
Why the Labour government has run aground so quickly – and what it needs to do to get back on course
Many prime ministers at some point find themselves in a situation where nothing they do seems to go right. It