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Since when was same-sex marriage a local government concern?

1 August 2017

6:10 PM

1 August 2017

6:10 PM

Woollahra Council in Sydney’s eastern suburbs is the latest to join a growing chorus of local councils around Australia to pass a motion supporting same-sex marriage, demanding the Federal Government allow an immediate parliamentary vote to change the Marriage Act.

Independent Member for Sydney, Alex Greenwich, suggested that there are now more than 50 local councils that have done the same.

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