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Tasmania's lesson on LGBTIQA+ protections in religious schools | The Examiner - Vimarsana News

Tasmania's lesson on LGBTIQA+ protections in religious schools | The Examiner

Tasmania's anti-discrimination laws have protected LGBTIQA+ students and teachers for 26 years. So why oppose similar federal laws?

Catholic school says it will remain 'safe, respectful and inclusive' in retort to Hobart Archbishop Julian Porteous's letter - Vimarsana News

Catholic school says it will remain 'safe, respectful and inclusive' in retort to Hobart Archbishop Julian Porteous's letter

A Catholic school rebukes the archbishop of Hobart after Julian Porteous earlier this month railed against "woke" culture, same-sex marriage and abortion rights.

Source: abc.net.au
Support And Anger Over Hobart Archbishop's Letter To Catholic Parents - Vimarsana News

Support And Anger Over Hobart Archbishop's Letter To Catholic Parents

Christian support and LGBT anger over Hobart Archbishop's letter to Catholic parents regarding federal sex discrimination laws and the threat to Christian schools.

Should a Mersey ferry still well and truly be on the agenda? - Vimarsana News

Should a Mersey ferry still well and truly be on the agenda?

The historic Mersey Ferry service between Formby and Torquay faces an uncertain future as plans for electrification and zero emissions are thwarted in Devonport. Read more on the latest developments.

Tasmania Commemorates 30 Years Since Human Rights Commission Anti-Gay Condemnation - Vimarsana News

Tasmania Commemorates 30 Years Since Human Rights Commission Anti-Gay Condemnation

A historical panel has been unveiled to mark 30 years since the Human Rights Commission condemned Tasmania's former anti-gay laws