The Informer

8 May 2018

Chief Minister Michael Gunner’s moving apology in NT Parliament for past gay convictions & Australia’s Outstanding 50 LGBTI Leaders : 8th May 2018 

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On this episode of The Informer we hear from the Northern Territory Chief Minister Michael Gunner, who today, apologised to the Territory’s gay and lesbian community who were affected by laws criminalising homosexuality.  

 

 

Also, we find out about Australia’s Outstanding 50 LGBTI Leaders, who were unveiled last night in Sydney, as we explore the importance of visibility in the corporate sector and what this diversity means. 

 

This episode of The Informer aired on JOY 94.9 & was hosted by Dean Arcuri. 

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