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Liberal leader Zak Kirkup stops candidate speaking about her views

Liberal leader Zak Kirkup has stepped in and stopped Victoria Park candidate Amanda-Sue Markham from answering questions about her views on homosexuality. At a media...

Equal Voices welcome Pope Francis' comments supporting civil unions

Equal Voices, an Australian ecumenical network supporting justice and inclusion of LGBTIQA+ people in church and civil society, has welcomed Pope Francis’ comments in...

SBS 'Insight' explores coming out with faith in a religious family

SBS Insight returns this evening with an episode that looks into the intersection between LGBTIQ+ identities and faith. The debate forum which shares first person perspectives and...

Scott Morrison says he does not believe gay people will go to hell

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has clarified that he does not personally believe that gay people go to hell. During a campaign stop in Perth yesterday...

The Greens' Alison Xamon asks why we don't monitor hate crimes

The Greens' MP Alison Xamon has asked the government why we don't keep track of the level of hate crimes in Western Australia. The Greens...

Greens: New laws must not undermine anti-discrimination protections

The Australian Greens have responded to the news that Prime Minister Scott Morrison is aiming to introduce a Religious Discrimination Act to Parliament early...

Uniting Church's LGBTIQ+ network supports ending conversion therapy

The Uniting Church's LGBTIQ+ network has voiced their support for recommendations released in a new report aiming to end harms caused by conversion therapy. The...

Report identifies harm caused by conversion therapy and urges reform

A new report released today outlines the harm caused to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people by the practice of conversion therapy, and its...

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