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13 August 2014 - GLRL marks 10 years since adoption of federal ban on marriage equalityThe NSW Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby (GLRL) are today marking the 10th anniversary of the federal Parliament’s ban on marriage equality. The ban, passed by the Senate ten years ago, enshrined the definition of marriage as exclusively between a man and woman, and has led to legislative inequality for many committed couples who want to tie the knot in their own country, but are unable to do so.
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13 August 2014 - GLRL marks 10 years since adoption of federal ban on marriage equality The NSW Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby (GLRL) are today marking the 10th anniversary of the federal Parliament’s ban on marriage equality. The ban, passed by the Senate ten years ago, enshrined the definition of marriage as exclusively between a man and woman, and has led to legislative inequality for many committed couples who want to tie the knot in their own country, but are unable to do so. Click to download a full copy of the media release.
13 August 2014 - GLRL marks 10 years since adoption of federal ban on marriage equality The NSW Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby (GLRL) are today marking the 10th anniversary of the federal Parliament’s ban on marriage equality. The ban, passed by the Senate ten years ago, enshrined the definition of marriage as exclusively between a man and woman, and has led to legislative inequality for many committed couples who want to tie the knot in their own country, but are unable to do so. Click to download a full copy of the media release.
13 August 2014 - GLRL marks 10 years since adoption of federal ban on marriage equality
The NSW Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby (GLRL) are today marking the 10th anniversary of the federal Parliament’s ban on marriage equality. The ban, passed by the Senate ten years ago, enshrined the definition of marriage as exclusively between a man and woman, and has led to legislative inequality for many committed couples who want to tie the knot in their own country, but are unable to do so. Click to download a full copy of the media release.

13 August 2014 - GLRL marks 10 years since adoption of federal ban on marriage equality The NSW Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby (GLRL) are today marking the 10th anniversary of the federal Parliament’s ban on marriage equality. The ban, passed by the Senate ten years ago, enshrined the definition of marriage as exclusively between a man and woman, and has led to legislative inequality for many committed couples who want to tie the knot in their own country, but are unable to do so. Click to download a full copy of the media release.
13 August 2014 - GLRL marks 10 years since adoption of federal ban on marriage equality
The NSW Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby (GLRL) are today marking the 10th anniversary of the federal Parliament’s ban on marriage equality. The ban, passed by the Senate ten years ago, enshrined the definition of marriage as exclusively between a man and woman, and has led to legislative inequality for many committed couples who want to tie the knot in their own country, but are unable to do so. Click to download a full copy of the media release.

13 August 2014 - GLRL marks 10 years since adoption of federal ban on marriage equality

The NSW Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby (GLRL) are today marking the 10th anniversary of the federal Parliament’s ban on marriage equality. The ban, passed by the Senate ten years ago, enshrined the definition of marriage as exclusively between a man and woman, and has led to legislative inequality for many committed couples who want to tie the knot in their own country, but are unable to do so. Click to download a full copy of the media release.

Click to download a full copy of the media release.