QNN

11 Sep 2017

Q-mmunity Network News, Ep 33 2017

Government & Organizations, Health, News & Politics

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Welcome to our weekly news bulletin for the gay and lesbian community, broadcast nationally via the Community Radio Network and on JOY 949. News this week includes;

The Government’s postal survey will be rolled out this week.
Sydney played host to the largest marriage equality rally in Australia’s history over the weekend.
A NSW based eBay user has tried to illegally sell their postal survey vote.
Opposition leader, Bill Shorten, said he will be at the front of the fight for marriage equality when the postal votes are sent out this week.
A new report has revealed that stigma and discrimination are the top issues affecting the well being and quality of life of people living with HIV in Australia.
Angry parents have slammed Aldi for stocking a children’s book, that they believe, is promoting “transgenderism”.
A new study in artificial intelligence has found a computer algorithm that can determine if someone is gay or straight based on photos of their face.

In Sport;

The NFL and the You Can Play activist group have joined forces with former NFL players and LGBTIQ youth for equality.
Trans athlete, Chris Mosier, has finished in the top 10 at the world championships for long distance marathon.
Out gay WNBA couch, Curt Miller, has been named couch of the year.
Top NFL player, Aaron Rogers, says the league gets rid of gay players.