Dive into the heartwarming memoirs of Percy Rogers, a groundbreaking working-class doctor in 'Active Labour: Memoirs of a Working-Class Doctor.' This compelling autobiography chronicles his extraordinary journey from humble beginnings in small Western Australian towns to a distinguished medical career that took him across the globe. With inspiring narratives of his experiences from Hobart to remote communities in Arnhem Land, Rogers shares his unique insights into healthcare and social justice.

As a passionate obstetrician, he championed women's reproductive rights and pioneered the Lamaze technique in Australia. His dedication to advocating for equality, women's empowerment, and fair working conditions transcended the medical field, as he battled social discrimination and fought for those who were marginalized and voiceless. Whether he was serving in suburban Coburg, or addressing critical healthcare issues on the Cocos Keeling Islands, Rogers' work exemplified his commitment to providing accessible healthcare for all.

'Active Labour' is not just a memoir; it's a testament to the impact of compassionate healthcare and the endless potential of community engagement. Join Percy Rogers on this inspiring journey, discovering how one doctor's profound belief in the power of medicine changed countless lives and continues to resonate in today's healthcare discussions. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in medical history, social justice, and the evolving role of physicians in our communities.