澳大利亚一国党在维多利亚州提出为新生儿父母提供2000澳元补贴的政策提案，该计划四年预计耗资1.36亿澳元。1该提议随后引发批评，被指试图将生殖健康议题简化为堕胎和产妇护理之间的虚假二元对立。1一国党副领导人科琳·哈金表示不会涉及该州堕胎法。1
工党和自由党近期宣布了各自的生殖健康政策。工党计划投入3000万澳元，用四年时间消除堕胎护理的自付费用，同时将医学堕胎周期从9周扩展至10周，并审查12周的可行性。1自由党随后承诺匹配工党的堕胎护理政策。1维多利亚州妇女健康组织首席执行官Sally Hasler对两大主要政党在此问题上的合作表示欢迎。1
One Nation has put forward a plan to provide parents of newborns in Victoria with a $2,000 subsidy, projected to cost $136 million over four years.1 The party has simultaneously stated it will not alter the state's abortion legislation.1
The proposal emerged following announcements by the Labor Party and the Liberal Party to cover out-of-pocket costs for abortion care. Labor has committed $30 million over four years to eliminate these costs and plans to expand the medical abortion window from nine to ten weeks, while reviewing the feasibility of extending it to twelve weeks.1 The Liberal Party subsequently pledged to match Labor's abortion care policy.1 One Nation's deputy leader Coleen Hartwig declared: "We will not touch the abortion laws."1
The proposal has drawn criticism for presenting reproductive health as a false binary choice between abortion and maternal care. Sally Hasler, chief executive of Women's Health Victoria, welcomed the bipartisan cooperation between the two major parties on abortion care access.1
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