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WA government considering position on historical gay convictions

Western Australia's Attorney General has been looking into the possibility of quashing historical convictions for homosexual offences that are no longer illegal. Earlier today Opposition...

WA Labor promises to quash historic convictions for LGBTI people

WA Labor leader Mark McGowan has announced that if he wins next year's state election he'll introduce legislation to quash historical convictions for LGBTI...

Tasmania passes motion to support marriage equality

Tasmania's Upper House has passed a motion in support of marriage equality in Australia, following a successful in-principle motion in the Lower House last...

Shorten unable to say when Bullock will step down

Bill Shorten can't say when Senator Joe Bullock will formally resign Labor leader highlights candidates for forthcoming election Newspoll shows opposition ahead of the government Labor leader...

Protesters voice concern over new laws

Hundreds of protesters gathered in front of parliament house earlier this week to voice their opposition to the Barnett government’s proposed anti-protest laws. Labor leader...

Calls for Mandurah school to show more tolerance

Mark McGowan: Schools shouldn't target children over who their parents are Opposition leader Mark McGowan has called for a Mandurah school that reportedly threatened to...

WA MPs call on Canberra to dump plebiscite policy

The Western Australian Legislative Assembly has passed a motion calling for their federal counterparts to dump the plan for a marriage plebiscite and allow...

WA Labor to move marriage equality motion today

The Western Australian Labor Party are due to introduce a motion in state Parliament today supporting marriage equality, calling for the Federal Government to...

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