Fate of religion laws before poll in doubt
It is highly unlikely the government's hallmark religious discrimination laws will pass the Senate before the election with only two sitting days left.
It is highly unlikely the government's hallmark religious discrimination laws will pass the Senate before the election with only two sitting days left.
Labor will back the religious discrimination bill, but will move amendments in four areas to protect Australians from other forms of discrimination.
Laws to allow greater freedoms for people to express their religion face a tricky path through federal parliament with moderates and conservatives at odds.
LGBTIQ+ advocates have hit out at bipartisan conditional support for the federal government's religious discrimination laws.
Qld ministers, the Lord Mayor and the Human Rights Commission have joined the chorus speaking out against a controversial Christian college contract.