The Informer

13 Apr 2016

Telstra goes soft on marriage equality and ChemSex

News & Politics

On the Informer, outcry over Telstra wishing to no longer state publicly their support of Marriage Equality.  Maurice Blackburn principal Liberty Sanger discusses the letter her firm received from the Catholic Church and JOY 94.9 presenter Morgan Archer, one very disgruntled customer tells why he wishes to cancel his contract with Telstra.

The confronting movie ChemSex has played to two sell-out screenings during MQFF and another screening this Friday night is nearly sold out.  Featured in the documentary is David Stuart from London’s 56 Dean Street Clinic and he joins us on The Informer.

And Bobby Rae, Senior multi-platform journalist from PinkNews.co.uk tells us what’s clicking in Europe.

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