Episode 108 – 9 August 2017
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In episode 108 at 1:32 we look at the marriage equality postal vote and the plebiscite fiasco and we ask who is Andrew Broad and what are the Christian Values Awards?
The Queensland Labour conference votes to support the introduction of voluntary euthanasia legislation
34:50 The religious lobby will complain that the proposed legislation infringes on freedom of religion for clerks working in marriage registries and also wedding cake providers.
45:48 A mother of 13 challenges the validity of the abortion clinic exclusion zone in Melbourne and the Liberal National Party in Queensland momentarily puts down its banjos in order to pass a resolution making abortion more difficult while dressing it up as pastoral care.
53:25 Bronwyn Bishop has a theory about scripture classes.
56:05 We demonstrate how quotas and affirmative action can have unintended consequences.
Mother challenges validity of abortion clinic exclusion zone
The answer – The Christian Values Awards
Queensland Labor conference votes to support introduction of euthanasia legislation
Religious Freedom protections in new same sex marriage proposals: too few, too narrow
The Liberal National Party Has Committed To New Abortion Controls
Quotas and Affirmative Action – Unintended consequences
Google engineer writes 10-page manifesto against company’s diversity drive
Liberal Tim Wilson Humiliated In What Could Be World’s Shortest Political Interview
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