This Labor MP Tried to Defend Late-Term Abortion in SA Parliament | Ep 240 episode artwork

EPISODE · Jul 3, 2026 · 30 MIN

This Labor MP Tried to Defend Late-Term Abortion in SA Parliament | Ep 240

from The Dr Jo Show · host Dr Joanna Howe

GET GALA TICKETS (FINAL DAY): https://www.drjoannahowe.com.au/nationallifegalaBecome a Community Organiser: https://www.drjoannahowe.com.au/sa-organisersKatrina Hildyard stood in Parliament to defend late-term abortion — but Dr Jo and James are not letting her speech go unanswered. In this episode, they break down her arguments line by line, expose the contradictions, challenge the “heavy heart” language, and explain why the pro-life movement is now targeting key MPs who voted against protecting babies after 25 weeks. From claims about women’s health to the reality of feticide, this is a fiery response to one of Labor’s most outspoken defenders of abortion. Is Katrina really compassionate — or has her mask finally slipped? Watch now.📲  Follow for Updates:📸  Instagram, TikTok & Facebook: @drjoannahowe🐦  X/Twitter: @ProfJoannaHowe🎙️ Podcast available on all platforms: https://thedrjoshow.transistor.fm/📩 Join my weekly e-newsletter: https://www.drjoannahowe.com.au/join🙏 Help raise awareness of Australia’s extreme abortion laws by donating here: https://www.drjoannahowe.com.au/donate

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