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Plibersek voices support for changing the rules around blood donation

Senior federal Labor MP, Tanya Plibersek, has written to the Let Us Give campaign saying she supports a review of the Red Cross Lifeblood's...

Calls for Tanya Plibersek to clarify Labor's position on Religious Discrimination

Just.Equal Australia are calling on Member for Sydney, Tanya Plibersek to clarify Labor’s position on the Religious Discrimination Bill. The lobby group has written to...

Plibersek says Labor won't accept any rights being reduced by Religious Discrimination bill

Labor's Shadow Minister for Education, Tanya Plibersek, says while Labor has indicated they won't be opposing the Religious Discrimination bill in the House of...

Plibersek says there are problems with the religious discrimination proposal

Labor frontbencher Tanya Plibersek says there are "real problems" with the government's proposed religious discrimination act, particularly the section which will override state based...

Labor to move senate inquiry on LGBTI+ discrimination in schools

The federal opposition have announced they will work with the crossbench to refer the government's bill that aims to remove exemptions that allow religious...

Federal Labor pledge $10m for Victorian Pride Centre if elected

The Australian Labor Party have pledged to invest just over $10 million into the Victorian Pride Centre, should they be elected to government. The centre...

Labor urged to end discrimination excemptions in faith-based schools

LGBTI+ advocates are calling on the federal opposition to remove discrimination exemptions for faith-based schools in light of their recent commitment to increase funding...

Calls for Labor to oppose anti-LGBTI discrimination exemptions

Equality advocates have repeated their calls for the Labor party to adopt a policy of scrapping existing legal exemptions that allow LGBTI people to...

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