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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...

Louise Pratt appointed Shadow Minister

Labor's Senator Louise Pratt is back in federal parliament and has been appointed to the Shadow Ministry. Today Senator Pratt was named the Shadow Assistant...

Senator Zed Seselja: Conservatives won't block plebiscite

Liberal senator Zed Seselja has said it won't be conservatives in the government blocking the plebiscite on marriage equality. Appearing on SKY News the newly promoted...

Prime Minister suggests plebiscite might be pushed back to 2017

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has suggested that the plebiscite on marriage will be pushed back to 2017. Appearing on the ABC's '7:30' the Prime Minister...

Support for marriage plebiscite drops

A new poll released by Essential Media shows support a plebiscite on the issue of marriage equality has dropped from 66% earlier this year...

Bill Shorten continues to call for free vote over plebiscite

With the Coalition more than likely to form a majority government with 76 seats, continuing Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has said he will continue...

What does the election result mean for marriage equality?

Saturday's poll has not delivered a government for Australia but advocates for marriage equality have argued that the result shows there is no need...

Bernardi calls for 'go slow' move on plebiscite

South Australian Liberal Senator Cory Bernardi has called on his colleagues to "take a deep breath" after Saturday's federal election and put the brakes...

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