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Abetz: Smith's marriage bill goes further than same-sex marriage

Long-time opponent of LGBTI+ rights Senator Eric Abetz has said that the bill currently before the parliament to make changes to the Marriage Act...

Government MPs continue to argue about marriage legislation

The growing dispute between Liberal MP's over what legislation might be introduced to amend the marriage laws continues to be played out in the...

Marriage equality advocates say there's no need for protections

Equality advocates have launched a campaign against any new legal discrimination against same-sex and other couples if the Marriage Act is amended to allow...

Eric Abetz wants protection for 'conscientious objection' to gay marriage

Liberal Senator Eric Abetz says he is still hopefully that the result of the marriage postal survey will be a win for the 'No'...

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...

Julie Bishop: It's too early to say what the marriage legislation will look like

Acting Prime Minister Julie Bishop says she believes the 'Yes' campaign will win the marriage postal survey, but comments that it's too soon to...

Labor give their support to Dean Smith's marriage bill

Labor will encourage the government to accept Dean Smith's private members bill for marriage equality, should the marriage postal survey return a 'yes' result. The...

The Reverend Fred Nile thinks gay people will create their own nation

The Reverend Fred Nile has expressed his fear that LGBTI people might be moving to create their own nation. The outrageous claim was put forward...

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