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Christian Porter defends government's marriage postal survey expenditure

Christian Porter, the Minister for Social Services has defended the government's $122 million expenditure on the marriage postal survey, arguing that democracy is expensive. Speaking...

Tiernan Brady on why a positive message will win the marriage debate

As Australian long drawn out debate over marriage equality drags on, the head of the 'Yes' campaign is adamant that one side of the...

City of Vincent will fly the rainbow flag for marriage equality

The City of Vincent has announced it will be flying the rainbow flag through to November in support of its LGBTI community. Mayor Emma Cole...

Ad watchdog won't consider marriage ad complaints

Australia's advertising watchdog, the Advertising Standards Bureau has announced it most likely won't accept complaints about advertisements rolled out as part of the campaigns...

Tony Abbott links Australia Day debate and marriage survey

Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has linked the debate over marriage equality to a Victorian Council's decision to move its Australia Day celebrations. Melbourne's...

Silent voters will get a say in the marriage postal survey

Silent voters will get to participate in the postal survey on marriage, according to the latest information from the Australian Electoral Commission. Following the second...

Will the surge of young people enrolling to vote affect the next election?

Just before the last federal election there was a rally for marriage equality in the centre of Perth. At the end of the rally...

Margaret Court: Allowing gay marriage is against Australian values

Outspoken Western Australian religious leader Margaret Court has re-entered the marriage debate. The former Tennis champion has sent a letter the The West Australian newspaper...

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