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Equality supporters urged to join campaign against Religious Discrimination Bill

Just.Equal Australia and PFLAG Australia have called on supporters of LGBTIQ+ equality to join the campaign against the Religious Discrimination Bill by sending submissions...

Shelley Argent shares she has been diagnosed with acute leukemia

Shelley Argent, one of Australia's most dedicated fighters for LGBTIQ+ rights, has shared that she has been diagnosed with acute leukemia. Argent shared her diagnosis...

PFLAG champion Shelley Argent announces retirement after 22 years

The national spokesperson for Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG+), Shelley Argent, has announced she will be retiring from the role after...

Advocates say conversion therapy bill sets worrying precedent

  LGBTIQ advocates have slammed the legislation banning conversion practice that was passed last week by the Queensland Government last week, saying it will be...

New video resource for people opposed to religious discrimination bill

Equality advocates have released a new video for people opposed to the government's proposed religious discrimination bill. Long-time LGBTIQ+ rights advocates, Shelley Argent and Rodney...

Campaign against Religious Discrimination Bill focuses on health care

A new campaign targeting the government's proposed Religious Discrimination Bill has been launched, highlighting the bill's potential effects on access to health care. The Bill...

PFLAG's religious discrimination campaign gets huge response

PFLAG's new campaign against the government's proposed Religious Discrimination Bill is reportedly off to a great start with hundreds of submissions received within just...

PFLAG launches new campaign against religious discrimination bill

A new website created by Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG+) will encourage Australians who want to scrap the Religious Discrimination Bill...

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