Two gay marriage laws proposed in Australia

Two rival bills that would lift a ban on gay marriage in Australia have been introduced into Parliament weeks after the ruling Labour Party lifted its opposition to same-sex unions.

Two gay marriage laws proposed in Australia

Two rival bills that would lift a ban on gay marriage in Australia have been introduced into Parliament weeks after the ruling Labour Party lifted its opposition to same-sex unions.

The two bills, sponsored by politicians from the Labour and the Greens parties, highlight tensions between the minority government partners that undermine the chances of gay marriage ever being endorsed by Parliament.

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