Posts tagged marriage equality plebiscite

Australia is the 17th safest country for LGBT travellers according to new research, ahead of the United States but behind Canada, the United Kingdom and …

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An Anglican priest and his male partner have become the first same-sex couple to be given a church marriage in Bendigo after they were married …

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The Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) group has taken aim at Federal Opposition Leader and Member for Grayndler Anthony Albanese over his …

Rural Australians are pushing further for acceptance of LGBTQI people, and the township of Kempsey, located 420 kilometres north of Sydney, is no exception. The …

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Advocates are using the anniversary to call on the government to drop its plebiscite policy in favour of a free vote.

After last year’s plebiscite defeat, Dutton told his colleagues that the issue would be an ongoing distraction until dealt with.

“This increases the pressure on Malcolm Turnbull to do the right thing and allow a free vote so our sons and daughters can be treated equally under the law”