Labor reveals its plans for OTC oral contraceptives
The party has also pledged to tackle the problem of patchy abortion access
The Australian Labor Party is pitching to make oral contraceptives available over-the-counter and expand surgical and medical abortion access ahead of the federal election in May.
The pledge outlined on Wednesday by Opposition health spokesperson Catherine King will include looking at the results from New Zealand after oral contraceptives were reclassified in 2017.
