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Isle of Man will introduce gay pardon law

The Isle of Man has announced it will be moving forward with plans to pardon historical convictions for gay offences. The former Home Affairs Minister,...

WA Labor promises to quash historic convictions for LGBTI people

WA Labor leader Mark McGowan has announced that if he wins next year's state election he'll introduce legislation to quash historical convictions for LGBTI...

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...

Andrews announces new bill to support trans & non-binary Victorians

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has continued to honour his party's election commitment to support the LGBTIQ+ community, revealing a new bill that will help...

Peter Reith suggests more plebiscites needed in Australian politics

Former Howard government minister Peter Reith has suggested that Australian society would benefit from more plebiscites similar to the one proposed for marriage equality. Appearing...

Vic Premier Daniel Andrews urges PM to remove plebiscite 'hurdle'

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has written a powerful letter to Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, urging him to avoid a costly, divisive plebiscite on marriage...

Beyondblue chairman Jeff Kennett blacklists Roz Ward

Jeff Kennett, the chairman of mental health advocacy group Beyondblue, has vowed to never fund any mental health project which involve LaTrobe University staff...

Victoria to spend millions on LGBTI support programs

Buzzfeed News have revealed that Victoria's upcoming state budget will allocate millions of dollars to LGBTIQ support programs and anti-discrimination measures. One of the measures...

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