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22 Dec 2017

Building pathways and connecting our communities at Better Together 2018

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Better Together 2018 is a two-day national conference to be held at the Melbourne Town Hall in Victoria, Australia from 12 to 13 January 2018.

The conference will explore current issues facing the LGBTIQ movement, bringing together voices from women’s rights, indigenous rights, disability, the Deaf community, and multicultural and faith groups.

Jason Tuazon-McCheyne joins The Informer team to discuss the conference schedule and events.

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