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Senator Janet Rice believes discrimination act could pass the in senate

Greens senator Janet Rice has told equality campaigners that she believes bill to change to anti-discrimination act so that students can not be expelled...

Morrison will remove laws that allow schools to expel LGBT students

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced the coalition will introduce amendments to change the federal anti-discrimination laws so that schools will no longer have...

Fred Nile's new bill would allow discrimination against LGBTI people

New South Wales politician Fred Nile has introduced a bill into the state's parliament that would allow for LGBTI people to be discriminated against. The...

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...

just.equal raise concerns over Ruddock's religious freedom inquiry

Australian LGBTI advocacy group just.equal have launched a petition to combat any roll back of anti-discrimination laws following the passage of marriage equality. The group...

Rainbow Rights WA back calls for review of state's anti-discrimination laws

Political advocacy group Rainbow Rights WA have joined other LGBTI+ rights groups in calling on the state government to review Western Australia’s anti-discrimination laws. Currently...

Will marriage legislation lead to a roll back of anti-discrimination laws?

As the Turnbull government's $120 million postal survey on marriage draws to a close, there is rising concern that the opponents of marriage equality...

Tasmanian Premier issues apology for past gay convictions

Tasmania's LGBTIQ community have celebrated Premier Will Hodgman today for offering an apology to those convicted under past discriminatory laws against homosexuality and cross-dressing. Premier...

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