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Poll shows Coalition could lose votes over marriage equality delay

A new ReachTEL poll has revealed almost 40% of voters in Coalition electorates are less likely to vote for the Liberal and National parties...

Australian Psychological Society opposes marriage plebiscite

  The Australian Psychological Society (APS) is the latest professional organisation to voice concern about the Turnbull government's plan to hold a plebiscite on marriage...

Senator Scott Ryan dismisses calls for marriage equality free vote

Scott Ryan, the Special Minister of State charged with delivering the government's marriage plebiscite, has dismissed calls for a free vote on the issue. Despite...

Brandis: The Labor party has driven a stake through the heart of marriage equality

Attorney General George Brandis has lashed out at Labor's Senator Penny Wong over her party's decision to block the government's marriage plebiscite referendum. Speaking in...

Brandis warns: plebiscite or no marriage equality this decade

Federal Attorney General George Brandis has warned there will be no marriage equality in Australia this decade unless Labor supports the government's plebiscite plan. The...

Queensland MP restates his opposition to gay relationships

On Thursday night the Queensland parliament passed a new law that equalised the age of consent for anal intercourse. Previously the age of consent for...

Prime Minister still has hope a plebiscite will be possible

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is still hopeful that a plebiscite on the issue of marriage equality will still be possible despite growing signs that...

PFLAG steps up campaign calling for the plebiscite to be axed

The Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) have stepped up their campaign against the marriage plebiscite by taking out an advertisement in...

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