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Archbishop Freier: Anglicans can accept yes vote in marriage plebiscite

Melbourne's Anglican Archbishop Peter Freier has declared that the Anglican Church should be able to accept the wider population wanting to see marriage equality...

PFLAG launch survey to gather LGBTIQ voices on marriage equality

Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays have joined forces with an up-and-coming LGBTIQ advocacy group called just.equal to create a survey gauging LGBTIQ...

Ivan Hinton-Teoh steps down from Australian Marriage Equality

Ivan Hinton-Teoh has reportedly announced he is stepping down from his role as Deputy Director of Australian Marriage Equality. Gay News Network made the announcement...

Catholic Archbishop warns marriage equality will diminish freedom

The Catholic Archbishop of Sydney has spoken out against marriage equality, warning that same-sex marriages could see an end of religious freedoms as institutions...

Watch the Videos: Love in Perth

Did you get to hear all the speeches at the Love in Perth rally earlier this month. If you were way down the back, or...

Thousands brave rain for Perth marriage equality rally

Looming storm clouds and steady rain did not deter over 5,000 people from attending the Love in Perth rally in support of marriage equality....

Rodney Croome: Asian concerns about Australian marriage are irrelevant

Australian Marriage Equality have dismissed as irrelevant the possibility, raised by Agriculture Minister, Barnaby Joyce, that Asian countries may see marriage equality as "decedent". Joyce's...

Love in Perth rally: Ivan Hinton-Teoh

Deputy Director of Australian Marriage Equality, Ivan Hinton-Teoh spoke from the heart at today’s rally for equality in Perth’s Russell Square. “I was that regional...

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