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Curbed midwives push to break free

MIDWIVES' ability to work independently - promised by the federal Health Minister, Nicola Roxon - would depend on endorsement by individual doctors under an amendment to proposed legislation that has infuriated women's groups. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald

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