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Australia gets smart and other news

by Jackie

The Sydney Morning Herald reports that Australia’s state government is introducing legislation to make bans on public breastfeeding illegal. Afraid that many women were stopping breastfeeding because of fear of discrimination, the law will make bans on breastfeeding in public places like trains, busses and the workplace non-existent.


Sophie Currier won her appeal and will be given an extra 60 minutes to pump during her exam time. The Boston Herald’s headline is, appropriately, Mother pumps out a victory. Congratulations, Sophie and Lea!


Posted in News on September 27th, 2007

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  1. Katharine Says:
    September 28th, 2007 at 9:55 am

    Hurray for Sophie! This sets a precedent for all nursing women, one that is long overdue.

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