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On This Gay Day: Michael Kirby became a High Court justice

In 1996 Michael Kirby became the first openly gay person to be appointed to Australia's High Court Michael Kirby became the 40th judge appointed to...

Michael Kirby will be the guest at the 2022 Pride Shine Luncheon

Michael Kirby will be the guest of honour at the Pride Shine Luncheon on Friday 4th November. Billed as a "once in a lifetime opportunity"...

Nominations now open for AHRC Human Rights Awards

The Australian Human Rights Commission has announced nominations are now open for the annual Human Rights Awards. The celebration marks extraordinary achievements in the advancement...

Michael Kirby shares his life story on 'Anh's Brush With Fame'

Former High Court Justice, the Honourable Michael Kirby will share his journey on the ABC's Anh's Brush With Fame.  The respected jurist shares that one of...

Thinking Queerly: Queer history, context & art at PrideFEST

UWA's Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery is hosting a symposium that examines the links between queer histories and social contexts through the lens of art. Thinking...

Michael Kirby announced as patron of Victorian Pride Centre

Former High Court judge, the Hon. Michael Kirby, has been revealed as the Organisational Patron of the Victorian Pride Centre (VPC). The role of the...

Michael Kirby leads new campaign against Religious Discrimination Bill

Former Justice of Australia's High Court Michael Kirby has spoken up against the government's proposed Religious Discrimination Bill as part of a new campaign. An...

Michael Kirby says the government should release the Ruddock Review

Former High Court judge Michael Kirby says the Morrison government should release the Ruddock Review into religious freedom and let all Australians know what...

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