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Senator Matt Canavan on homosexuality, corporate Australia and China

Nationals senator Matt Canavan has called on corporate Australia to stand up to communist China, support the defence of Australia, and put patriotism over...

Dr David van Gend is the front-runner to represent Groom

Dr David van Gend, the head of the Marriage Forum, a conservative group who opposed marriage equality, is the front runner to take over...

Matt Canavan says he jokes with colleagues about discrimination complaints

Liberal senator Matt Canavan has commented on the recent complaint against Tasmanian Senator Claire Chandler saying it was something the pair joked about during...

Lyle Shelton says senators who voted against marriage bill are courageous

The Coalition for Marriage has praised the senators who voted against or abstained from voting on the marriage bill. In a statement Lyle Shelton, who...

First five amendments to the marriage bill voted down

The federal senate has spent the day arguing about Senator Dean Smith's marriage bill. Working into the night the senators have addressed a large number...

Matt Canavan accuses colleagues of "vaulting arrogance"

Resources Minister Matt Canavan has accused his colleagues of "vaulting arrogance" for trying to shut down an alternative conservative bill on marriage equality. Coalition MPs...

Matt Canavan tells those worried about debate to 'grow a spine'

Nationals Senator Matt Canavan has dismissed concerns that the national debate on marriage equality will have an adverse effect on people's mental health. The former...

Matt Canavan quits cabinet as doubts over his citizenship are raised

Resources Minister Matt Canavan has resigned from the cabinet amid citizenship doubts and his eligibility to sit in federal parliament. Under the Australian constitution members...

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