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LGBTI rights advocates head to Canberra to ask for protections for students

LGBTI rights advocates, parents of trans and gender diverse children, teachers, leaders and allies have headed to Canberra today to call on parliament to amend...

Revealed! The Ruddock Review recommendations are public

The report the Morrison government desperately wanted to keep out of the public realm has been revealed. Days after a single recommendation from the...

WA government will review 'outdated' equal opportunity laws

Western Australian Attorney General John Quigley has announced that the government will commence a review of the state's Equal Opportunity laws, including those which...

Confusion over what the Ruddock Review actually suggests

The Australian newspaper has reported that articles regarding the recommendations of the Ruddock Review in Fairfax Media are not accurate. The Australian has also gotten hold...

Alex Hawke says there's nothing controversial in expelling gay students

Special Minister of State Alex Hawke says there is nothing controversial in proposals to allow religious schools to expel students who are gay, bisexual...

Religious freedom review calls for gay students to be turned away from schools

The Age has published details of the government's Ruddock Review into Religious Freedom sharing that the report calls for religious based schools to have the...

Greens demand release of Ruddock Review on religious freedom

The Greens are taking action to move the Morrison government toward releasing the Ruddock Review into the state of religious freedom in Australia. The Turnbull-appointed...

Louise Pratt says PM's voting record is worrying to LGBTI Australians

Louise Pratt, Labor's Shadow Minister for Equality, says its understandable that many LGBTI Australians are worried about Scott Morrison's elevation to Prime Minister. "Many LGBTI...

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