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Mark McGowan may have repented – but has reminded us of the threat to religious freedom in Australia

17 July 2021

2:53 PM

17 July 2021

2:53 PM

Yesterday, the Western Australian government backed down from its decision to cancel a booking made by Australian Christian Lobby to run an event in state-owned — ie, taxpayer-funded — after originally justifying its actions with the claim the ACL has “views opposing the state government” and that its views “don’t align with the state government”.

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