For the first time,the Australian Bureau of Statistics has released data on same-sex divorces,with 473 couples splitting in 2021.
The Socceroos have become the first FIFA World Cup side to release a collective statement of protest against Qatar’s human rights record.
“It’s like celebrancy is the new personal-training career choice,” says celebrant Anthony Cribbes. But is there any quality control?
The 83-year-old talks about living through the AIDS pandemic,why he still gets up at 6am for work,and why giving in is the clue to a happy marriage.
Just a week after it was launched,“warning bells of a legal nature” are ringing over a conservative,breakaway Anglican church.
Bryan Choong,who was lucky to be accepted as gay in the Air Force,says life will get a little easier for gay men in his country,but not easy enough.
The splintering that culminated in this week’s rupture of the Australian church began 20 years ago,when an openly gay,non-celibate man was elected as a bishop in the United States.
Some are questioning whether the new church,the Diocese of the Southern Cross,can legitimately call itself Anglican.
An Anglican priest responds to breakaway Anglicans and their rejection of same-sex marriage in the church. Basically,he writes,it’s “hetero or hell”.
The bishop of the Diocese of the Southern Cross,former Sydney archbishop Glenn Davies,says the new movement will send “shivers down the spines of some bishops”.
The new eight-part A League of Their Own is far from a retread of the 1992 film starring Geena Davis,Madonna and Tom Hanks.