The Informer

16 Nov 2017

Australia Says YES! : 15th November 2017

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The 15th of November will forever be remembered as the day Australia voted YES for Marriage Equality. This day marked the end of the tumultuous postal survey that asked every member of the Australian public if Same Sex Marriage should be legalised.

The results came back with 61.6% per of Australian’s in favour of marriage Equality. An exceptional result for the YES Campaign and all members of the LGBTQIA+ Community.

In this special one hour episode of The Informer, Dan and Cait are joined by a panel of experts to talk through the days news, break down the stats and work through the emotion that this process, the “Voluntary Postal Survey” ignited.

 

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