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Hinch – strip funding from schools that exclude gay staff and students

Senator Derryn Hinch has announced that he will move a motion calling for school that turn away gay students or teachers to be stripped...

Defence Force denies it has any plans to ban the words 'his' and 'her'

The Australian Defence Force has denied claims by The Herald Sun that it has plans to ban the words 'his', 'he' and 'she' and...

Government announces postal survey cost much less than expected

Acting Special Minister of State Mathias Cormann has announced that the financial cost of the postal survey was much less than the anticipated $122...

Plebiscite bill has failed in the senate for a second time

The government's compulsory attendance plebiscite has been knocked back by the senate for a second time after MPs declined to have a second reading...

Liberal MP condemns Indonesia's treatment of gay men

Liberal MP Trent Zimmerman has called the caning of two gay men in Indonesia "cruel and sickening" following the public punishment in Aceh this...

Malcolm Turnbull hasn't ruled out a postal plebiscite

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has restated the government's commitment to a plebiscite on marriage equality but wouldn't be drawn on reports a postal plebiscite...

Federal Police: Man behind ACL explosion was not ideologically driven

Federal Police Commissioner Andrew Colvin has said police still believe the man behind the explosion at the Australian Christian Lobby (ACL) in December was...

Senate committee reach consensus on path to marriage equality

A cross-party Senate committee tasked with examining the government's proposed bill to enable marriage equality have reached a consensus on the best way to...

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