Tasmanians with gay convictions can now have their records wiped
The new law comes into effect from today.
The new law comes into effect from today.
“[This] confirms just how far Tasmania has come since it was the last state to decriminalise homosexuality twenty years ago”
“Roz and Lainey’s marriage marks the start of a new chapter in their lives and a new chapter in the life of Australia”
Multiple venues have refused to host the event.
The attacker allegedly said: “if you’re part of the Yes campaign and don’t want to get hurt then f**k off.”
“It’s a huge debate at the moment obviously – everyone’s talking about whether pineapple should be on pizza or not”
Other social media users have used the incident to highlight the far more severe forms of violence and assault LGBTI people face on a regular basis.
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“Gay and trans Tasmanians who were convicted under our awful former laws will no longer have to endure the stigma of having a criminal record”
Premier Hodgman has become the first Liberal leader in Australia to offer an apology.