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Senator Richard Di Natale resigns as Greens leader

Victorian Senator Richard Di Natale has announced today that he will step down immediately as leader of The Greens, and plans to leave the...

Hunt denounces conversion therapy, defends "freedom of speech"

Health Minister Greg Hunt has raised concerns about "freedom of speech" while being questioned about his views on gay conversion therapy this week. Speaking with...

The Greens back Senator Dean Smith's marriage bill

The Greens have voiced their support for Liberal Senator Dean Smith's private members bill that would bring in marriage equality in Australia. While the results...

Plebiscite bill has failed in the senate for a second time

The government's compulsory attendance plebiscite has been knocked back by the senate for a second time after MPs declined to have a second reading...

Ross Cameron defends controversial speech: "It was very pro-gay"

SKY News political commentator Ross Cameron has defended his speech to the Q Society fundraiser telling colleague Janine Perrett that it was, in his...

Bob Day vows to stay on in the senate to fight marriage equality

Family First's Senator Bob Day has declared he'll be staying on in the senate despite announcing his resignation last week. Senator Day took to Twitter...

Turnbull: Changing marriage affects every Australian

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has continued to voice support for the government's proposed plebiscite plan, despite the bill's near inevitable demise in the Senate. Since...

Q&A: Labor and Greens stand by blocking plebiscite bill

Last night's episode of Q&A broadcast from Docklands, Melbourne covered a wide-ranging itinerary from unions to sexism, Donald Trump and the ABCC, with a final question...

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