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Candidate for Ballarat council pledges not to fund LGBTI events

A candidate running in the upcoming Ballarat local government elections has pledged not to fund LGBTI or multicultural events because they are not of...

Anti-marriage equality campaigner says he's changed his views

A Victorian man running for a spot on the Bendigo City Council says voters should ignore his past leadership role in the campaign against...

Perth City Council gets a shakeup in local government elections

The make-up of the City of Perth Council has been dramatically changed after yesterday's local government elections. As votes were counted last night two incumbent...

Noosa shire council voices support for marriage equality

The Equality Campaign has welcomed the decision by the Noosa Shire Council to support marriage equality. The Noosa Council motion called on “the Federal Parliament to treat...

SAT judgement: Lisa Scaffidi breached local government act

The State Administrative Tribunal has ruled that Perth's Lord Mayor, Lisa Scaffidi, breached the Local Government Act by not declaring travel and gifts. The tribunal...

Bayswater council to consider support for marriage equality

Bayswater council will consider a motion to voice support for marriage equality at a council meeting this week. Councillor Catherine Ehrhardt has put forward a...

Local Government Association members support marriage equality

The Australian Local Government Association have passed a motion at their annual conference in support of marriage equality with a strong majority at their National General...

City of Stirling councilor apologises for Orlando shooting comments

Rod Willox AM JP, a councilor at the City of Stirling has apologised for making a joke about the Orlando shooting at a council...

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