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A Painterly Perth

Ours is a city on the grow. It's evident everywhere you look. The resource boom is just that – an explosion of activity, an...

Reform Underway, Questions Remain

The Federal Government has begun its program of sweeping national reform that will remove financial discrimination against same-sex couples. Over the next four years,...

Far Out Fairytales

Witches and giants and princesses… oh my! It's time for some twisted fairytales and kooky kids classics as Yellow Glass Theatre trot down the...

Civil Unions Divide ACT and Feds

The ACT has revised civil union legislation after facing stiff opposition from the federal government. Instead of civil union ceremonies for same-sex couples, the...

California Couples to Wed

In 2000, Californian voters passed an initiative known as Proposition 22, that defined marriage as exclusively between a man and woman. On May 15,...

Reflections on Sorry Day 2008

Sorry Day was held on May 26, 2008 as it is every year, and in Perth, the Bringing Them Home Committee hosted a commemoration...

Applauding Equality

On the 30th of April 2008, the Federal Government announced that current financial inequities between same-sex couples and heterosexual couples in Australia will finally...

Do We Really Need Marriage?

The federal Government's long overdue announcement that it will progressively eliminate discrimination against same-sex couples in federal legislation is to be welcomed. We will,...

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