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Canberra doctor Clara Tuck Meng Soo returns Order of Australia in protest

Canberra doctor, Clara Tuck Meng Soo, has returned her Order of Australia Medal in protest against Margaret Court receiving a second, higher Order of...

Court says nobody ever told her that they find her statements offensive

Religious leader Margaret Court has described the controversy over her being awarded the Companion of the Order of Australia as "disappointing" and says nobody...

Anthony Albanese questions if Court is really being awarded for tennis

Federal Labor leader Anthony Albanese has questioned if Margaret Court is really being given an Australia Day Honour for her contributions to tennis. The independent...

Alison Xamon says Australia Day Awards should not reward hate speech

Greens spokesperson for Sexuality and Gender Identity Hon Alison Xamon MLC has strongly opposed the decision of the National Australia Day Council to promote...

Margaret Court to be awarded the Companion of the Order of Australia

There are reports that Margaret Court will be awarded one of Australia's highest honours, the Companion of the Order of Australia at next week's...

Margaret Court says "devil" comments were said by "somebody else"

Religious leader Margaret Court has accused the media of making up comments where she associated transgender people with the devil. Speaking at during an online...

Court considering lodging equal opportunity complaint against Lotterywest

Margaret Court has told The West Australian that she's considering taking out an equal opportunities complaint against Lotterywest after the funding body declined an application...

Lotterywest criticised after it declined to fund Margaret Court

Lotterywest has been criticised for a decision not to provide funding to Margaret Court's Victory Life church. Lotterywest has confirmed that they board unanimously decided...

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