The Informer

30 May 2017

The Scoop

Health, Medicine, Mental Health, News & Politics, Self-Help

Last week Ben & Jerry’s ice-cream announced on social media that they will no longer serve 2 scoops of the same flavour ice-cream to customers – at least until Australia makes marriage equality law. Tonight we talk to community and experts for their take.

Then we catch up with Mark Camilleri from Q Space and Jemma Mead of Merri Health about a new drug and alcohol service set to help hundreds of vulnerable LGBTI people in Melbourne. (PH : 1800 LGBTIQ)

 

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