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The signs are there that it won't be a respectful debate

OPINION   "Are you guys gay?" was the question a stranger recently asked me as I was walking down the street. I was walking down Beaufort Street...

OPINION: I have eaten lots of two-minute noodles

I don’t know how many times I had two-minute noodles while I was growing up. Definitely hundreds of times, if not thousands. I ate...

The power of a 10 minute conversation

A study has shown that a ten minutes conversation can effectively change one in ten people's views on transgender political issues. The technique was developed...

What do we want? When do we want it?

There was a predictable echo of complaints about retired Army leader Lieutenant-General David Morrison being awarded Australian of the Year. Not long after he was...

Andrew Bolt Calls for Gays and Lesbians to "Defend Marriage"

Following the result of Ireland's referendum on same sex marriage, the debate on the issue has accelerated around the world, and in Australia a...

Is Opposition to Marriage Equality Really About the Sanctity of Marriage?

OPINION The other day Channel 9 posted a teaser about a new show on their Facebook page. 'Married at First Sight' is a new reality show...

Opinion: What's Labeling Got to Do With It?

In an attempt to be more inclusive and keep up with the ever-evolving state of gender literacy, dating site OKCupid has been testing a...

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As I read in the last edition of OUTinPerth, of two young men being attacked (apparently) because they were presumed to be gay, I...

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