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The Greens welcome Premier's apology for historical convictions

Greens spokesperson for Sexuality and Gender Identity Alison Xamon has welcomed Premier Mark McGowan's apology from the Government to men convicted of homosexual offences...

Mark McGowan delivers historic apology to LGBTI people

Western Australian Premier Mark McGowan has delivered a historic apology to LGBTI people. The Premier, on behalf of the government, apologised for past convictions for...

Tasmanian Premier issues apology for past gay convictions

Tasmania's LGBTIQ community have celebrated Premier Will Hodgman today for offering an apology to those convicted under past discriminatory laws against homosexuality and cross-dressing. Premier...

Journalist Nico Hines apologises for article that outed Olympians

Journalist Nico Hines as apologised for an article he wrote during the Olympics that outed gay athletes. After more than six months of silence, the...

South Australia apologises for historic gay convictions

South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill has apologised to South Australia's LGBTIQ community for past laws that were unjust. Weatherill said previous wording of the laws...

Rainbow Rights WA call on state government to erase past LGBTI+ convictions

Newly formed LGBTI+ rights organisation Rainbow Rights WA have penned an open letter to Premier Colin Barnett urging the government to quash historical criminal...

Canada's PM Justin Trudeau will apologise to LGBTIQ citizens

The Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau has laid out plans to issue an apology to those who were persecuted by historically anti-LGBTIQ laws...

Calls to boycott Supanova festival over founder's comments

The Supanova pop culture festival changed gears into 'damage control mode' today after it was revealed that the festival's founder was an opponent of...

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