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Malcolm Turnbull outlines plans for plebiscites

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has outlined his government's revived plan for a plebiscite on marriage equality, and if necessary a secondary option of a...

Michael Sukkar says most Australians are against marriage equality

Liberal frontbencher Michael Sukkar says the blame for any hate speech and negative consequences generated by the continuing debate over marriage equality should be...

Shorten labels the Liberals dual plebiscite plans as dumb and dumber

Labor leader Bill Shorten has labeled the Liberal party's plan to push forward with a plebiscite, and then potentially a postal plebiscite, as "dumb...

Marriage equality advocates vow to fight revived plebiscite plan

Marriage equality advocates have slammed the Liberal party's decision to maintain their policy of holding a plebiscite on marriage equality. Following a party room meeting...

Hundreds march on the streets of Perth for marriage equality

Hundreds of people took to the streets on Perth on Saturday to voice their support for marriage equality. The 'winter vows' rally saw a...

Will the marriage equality bill work? Read it and make up your own mind

Liberal Senator Dean Smith has shared his private members bill for marriage equality with his parliamentary colleagues and released it for all Australians to...

Christopher Pyne expects everyone to support the plebiscite plan

Defence Industry Minister Christopher Pyne says cabinet and the majority of the party room still supports holding a plebiscite on marriage equality.  Speaking on...

Israeli man ordered to stay away from Pride parade

An Israeli man has been ordered to stay out of the city of Jerusalem until the day after the city's Pride Parade has concluded...

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Magda Szubanski speaks about her new book

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