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Liberal MP Bridget Archer has spoken out against 'discriminatory' blood donation policies which ban most gay men - Vimarsana News

Liberal MP Bridget Archer has spoken out against 'discriminatory' blood donation policies which ban most gay men

Liberal MP for Bass Bridget Archer has called for Australia to remove “unnecessary discrimination” from blood donations.  

Australia Launches Inquiry Into Anti-Discrimination Protections For LGBT Students In Religious Schools - Vimarsana News

Australia Launches Inquiry Into Anti-Discrimination Protections For LGBT Students In Religious Schools

Australia has launched a historic inquiry into its anti-discrimination protections for LGBTQI students and staff in faith-based schools. 

Labor's New Fair Work Bill Will Protect Transgender and Intersex Employees From Discrimination - Vimarsana News

Labor's New Fair Work Bill Will Protect Transgender and Intersex Employees From Discrimination

The Anthony Albanese government on Friday introduced a new bill that would protect trans, gender diverse and intersex people from discrimination at the workplace. 

Government Assures LGBT Issues Will Be Part Of Jobs And Skills Summit - Vimarsana News

Government Assures LGBT Issues Will Be Part Of Jobs And Skills Summit

The Anthony Albanese government has assured that LGBTQI issues will be on the agenda at next week's Jobs and Skills Summit.

Gay Brisbane MP's Proposal For LGBT Human Rights Commissioner Voted Down In Parliament - Vimarsana News

Gay Brisbane MP's Proposal For LGBT Human Rights Commissioner Voted Down In Parliament

Out Gay Brisbane MP Stephen Bates says the lack of a dedicated LGBTQI commissioner at the Australian Human Rights Commission was an "obvious oversight".