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Christopher Pyne says anti-marriage equality posters are 'wicked'

Liberal Minister Christopher Pyne says the anti-marriage equality posters that appeared in Melbourne this week are from people with "wicked views". Pyne, who is a...

Love Letters: Tam and Krys are doing it for the kids

The opponents of marriage equality have claimed that the survey on marriage equality is about everything from education programs, to freedom of speech, to...

Hillsong Church says changes to marriage law won't affect them

The Hillsong Church has declared its opposed to allowing same-sex couples the right to wed, but also acknowledges that if the law is changed...

Turnbull: Anti-LGBTI+ posters part of democratic marriage debate

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has responded to hateful and misleading posters that were spotted in Melbourne yesterday, declaring they belong as part of a...

Senator Rachel Siewert urges young West Aussies to get enrolled

Greens Senator for Western Australia Rachel Siewert is calling on Western Australians to enrol and update their details with the Australian Electoral Commission before...

Love Letters: Alexia and Ashley

The opponents of marriage equality have claimed that the survey on marriage equality is about everything from education programs, to freedom of speech, to...

Chile's President announces bill for marriage equality

Chile's President Michelle Bachelet has confirmed plans to introduce a bill to allow same-sex couples to marry. The bill would change the language of the nation's...

Australian Christian Lobby suggests offensive posters are a conspiracy

The head of the Australian Christian Lobby has suggested that supporters of marriage equality may have created and planted offensive posters that were found...

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