LGBTI rights have always been part of the Australian Greens’ political platform, and it’s no different for its Victorian branch. Sue Pennicuik, the current LGBTI affairs spokesperson for the Victorian Greens, explains why and how her party will continue to advocate for LGBTI equality after Saturday’s election day.
Neil Pharaoh is one of the only openly-gay candidates running for a seat in Victorian Parliament’s lower house, contesting in the electorate of LGBTI-centric Prahran as a member of Labor. Here, he explains why the state-wide LGBTI community would benefit from having an MP such as him, and a Labor government that consists of a dedicated Equality Minister.
Prahran state Liberal MP Clem Newton-Brown has represented his traditionally LGBTI-centric electorate since 2011. Here, he lists his achievements for the LGBTI community, and explains why he should be re-elected not just to represent Prahran, but also to be a voice or the wider Victorian LGBTI community in the Coalition party.
Joël Murray is the only candidate in the Victorian state election who has publicly confirmed his HIV-positive status. Here, he pens his thoughts on why the LGBTI community should vote for him and the Australian Sex Party on Saturday’s election day.
