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Advocates warn postal plebiscite could be challenged in court

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Marriage equality advocates say they are seeking legal advice on a possible High Court challenge to a postal vote on marriage equality. Some government members,...
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Waleed Aly to deliver Curtin University Human Rights Lecture

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Writer, academic and broadcaster, Waleed Aly will deliver the annual Annual Human Rights Lecture at Curtin University's Centre for Human Rights Education. Last year the inaugural...
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Incoming WA Liberal Senator says he would ignore plebiscite result

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The Western Australian Liberal due to replace outgoing Senator Chris Back has said he would vote against marriage equality in parliament, despite whatever result...
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Matt Canavan quits cabinet as doubts over his citizenship are raised

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Resources Minister Matt Canavan has resigned from the cabinet amid citizenship doubts and his eligibility to sit in federal parliament. Under the Australian constitution members...
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Postal plebiscite idea criticised by all sides of politics

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The idea of deciding Australia's long running marriage equality debate by a opt-in postal plebiscite has been criticised by politicians on both sides of...
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Tony Abbott favours postal plebiscite over free vote

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Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott says he favours a postal plebiscite over a free vote in parliament because it would give all Australians an...
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Peter Dutton argues for postal plebiscite

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Immigration Minister Peter Dutton has renewed his push for a postal plebiscite to decide the issue of marriage equality. "There's no doubt in my mind...
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The Greens' Larissa Waters quits after discovering she has dual citizenship

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The Greens' Senator Larissa Waters has announced she is quitting parliament after she discovered she holds dual citizenship and is ineligible to sit in...
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