Inside Story #2 1972

an odd cartoon with a zombie woman being refused an abortion by a doctor

Contents include: access to abortion controversy, unequal pay for women at Cussons, how the miners won - inspite of the NUM, teacher training critiqued, Marsha Rowe on working for Oz and International Times, resisting the census, journalists who earn too little to join the NUM, "woman's page".

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