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20 Sep 2016

The Law Institute of Victoria weighs in as Macquarie University looks for stories

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Belinda Wilson, president elect of the Law Institute of Victoria joins The Informer to explain why this organisation has taken the unusual step of weighing into the political debate about the same sex plebiscite. They have written a letter to the Prime Minister of Australia, Malcolm Turnbull.

Dr. Shirleene Robinson from Macquarie university also joins The Informer seeking individuals that volunteered in HIV/AIDS related capacities in the 1980’s and early 1990’s as part of a new nation-wide project.

This project is interested in recognising these individuals and the roles that they played.

www.hivaidsvolunteers.com.au

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