No Medicare, no family, no visa — these are the babies Australia doesn't count
For the Pacific Islander women who harvest the fruit and vegetables that stock Australia’s supermarket shelves, motherhood here can mean injury, debt, secrecy and fear.
No Medicare, no family, no visa — these are the babies Australia doesn't count
For the Pacific Islander women who harvest the fruit and vegetables that stock Australia’s supermarket shelves, motherhood here can mean injury, debt, secrecy and fear.
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