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Australian Christian Lobby against removal of 'gay panic' defence

The Australian Christian Lobby has appeared before a parliamentary committee in Queensland to argue against the removal of 'gay panic' defences from the state's...

South Australia apologises for historic gay convictions

South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill has apologised to South Australia's LGBTIQ community for past laws that were unjust. Weatherill said previous wording of the laws...

South Australian government announce PrEP trial

The South Australian government have announced that their state will be trialling PrEP therapy for those at high risk of contracting HIV. Eligible South Australians...

"What on earth are we doing?" SA's Premier on marriage equality delays

South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill has suggested the Coalition could break the stalemate over the marriage plebiscite by just dropping the plan and moving...

SA MP suggests gay couples will change gender to get married

A South Australian Liberal MP has made a surprising argument against a bill that would make it easier for trans* and gender diverse people to...

SA govt introduce bill to legally recognise same-sex relationships

South Australia's Labor government will introduce a bill to parliament today, providing the framework for a relationship register to legally recognise LGBTIQ+ couples and overseas...

Bernardi office protesters to be summoned to court

Protesters who allegedly trashed the office of South Australian senator Cory Bernardi will be summoned to appear in an Adelaide Court. South Australian police have...

South Australian authorities amend Bulmer-Rizzi death certificate

South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill has revealed that the state will acknowledge the marriage status of UK man David Bulmer-Rizzi, who died in Adelaide...

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