Pro-LGBT Catholic group attacks Australian archbishop for report debunking ‘global warming’
Concerned Catholics Tasmania has history of conflict with Archbishop Julian Porteous of Tasmania.
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Articles tagged Tasmania
Australian archbishop: We’re ‘unable’ to comply with law requiring priest to break seal of confession
The new Tasmanian bill on reporting child abuse 'will not strength protections ... but it will have the opposite effect.'
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Australian PM blasts transgender ‘nonsense’: We’ll ‘never remove’ gender from passports
'This is the problem with Labor, obsessed with nonsense like removing gender from birth certificates rather than lower electricity prices, reducing tax for hard-working families and small businesses,' Scott Morrison said.
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Tasmania rejects assisted suicide… again
The Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill failed to pass the lower house of Parliament in the Australian state.
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Aussie fined for violating ‘bubble zone’ at Tasmania abortion facility
Graham Preston plans to appeal a fine for protesting near a Tasmanian abortion center.
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Tasmanian abortion bubble-zone charges dropped, police refuse to arrest again
Tasmanian pro-abortion activists have been left disappointed as charges are dropped in the first case under Tasmania's new “bubble zone” laws.
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Tasmania legalizes abortion, threatens protesters with hefty fines for violating ‘bubble zones’
“[This bill] brings our laws into the 21st century,” said Michelle O’Byrne, Minister for Health.
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Tasmania same-sex ‘marriage’ bill fails
MLA Ruth Forrest wants the debate to be revisited on the strength of a new legal opinion suggesting that there is no legal impediment to the island state legislating on the issue.
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Tasmanian euthanasia and assisted suicide bill narrowly defeated
"Counting down the numbers, it did not become obvious to anyone which way the vote would go until about the second to last speech,” said Paul Russell, Director of HOPE Australia.
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Tasmanian euthanasia and assisted suicide bill to be debated this week
The threat of ‘death tourism’, with Australians from the mainland buying a one-way ticket to the island and to their deaths, is said to leave most Tasmanians feeling uneasy. Previous bills have suffered because of this.
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