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Tanya Plibersek: Labor has no plans to stop gay teachers from being fired

The federal Labor party has declared that it has no plans to introduce protections that would prevent LGBTI people being fired from their jobs...

PM says postal survey's lack of legal protections is not a concern

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has dismissed concerns that the proposed postal survey to gauge the nation's appetite for marriage equality will not have the...

Plebiscite funding included in budget, advocates say it's time to move on

Treasurer Scott Morrison's new budget includes funding of $170 million to hold a plebiscite on marriage equality despite the legislation failing to pass the...

Mark Latham labeled a bully for questioning school boys sexuality

Sky News presenter Mark Latham has been labeled a bully by current Labor leader Bill Shorten. Latham, who was leader of the Labor party from...

Senator Scott Ryan dismisses calls for marriage equality free vote

Scott Ryan, the Special Minister of State charged with delivering the government's marriage plebiscite, has dismissed calls for a free vote on the issue. Despite...

Labor to submit new private member's bill on marriage equality

Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has announced on social media that Labor will introduce a bill in the House of Representatives, as the first day...

Labor candidate Christian Kunde resigns but denies homophobic lecture

A Labor candidate in the federal election has stood down after a newspaper report highlighted his connection to an Islamic extremist group and alleged...

Plibersek: Turnbull has kicked marriage equality into the never-never

Labor's deputy leader Tanya Plibersek delivered a speech in parliament yesterday restating Labor's call for the government to address the marriage equality issue. Ms Plibersek...

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