Sarah Game won't rule out introducing another bill to restrict late term abortion (opens original article in a new tab)

Sarah Game's bill to restrict late-term abortions after 25 weeks failed in South Australia's lower house, despite support from the premier and opposition leader, as medical professionals and some MPs opposed the legislation.

• Sarah Game's bill to restrict late-term abortions after 25 weeks failed in the lower house 36-9
• The bill would have banned abortions after 25 weeks except for saving the mother's life or serious fetal abnormalities
• Premier Malinauskas and opposition leader Hurn supported the bill but it was defeated by a large margin
• Health Minister Boyer opposed the bill, citing medical professional advice against restricting abortion access