The Age · Politics / Federal

She was the most divisive figure in Australia’s anti-abortion battles. But even her adversaries acknowledged her stamina

· By Rob Harris
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Margaret Tighe, the most durable and divisive figure in Australia’s pro-life movement, has been remembered as a warrior for the defenceless, the aged, weak and vulnerable.

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