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Sunday, December 03

'Push through the pain': Coalition MPs urged to show discipline

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has called for party unity ahead of the federal election, urging discipline from coalition MPs.

Church and state: Religious bill heads for senate after surviving marathon session

Debate on the government’s contentious religious discrimination bill will move to the upper house after passing through the House of Representatives in a marathon session.

Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus. (AAP Image/Mick Tsikas)

Labor says it will back religious discrimination bill despite 'big flaws'

Labor will back the coalition’s religious discrimination bill, but will move a number of amendments to try and address its “big flaws”.

Opposed on both sides of politics, discrimination bill is set to pass

Coalition MPs remain confident of passing long-awaited religious discrimination laws, despite opposition to the laws from within the government.

Morrison to use gay students as leverage for discrimination bill

Scott Morrison will seek to win over his party room on religious discrimination protections with a promise to ban church schools from excluding LGBTQI+ students.

Gotta have faith: PM reveals religious roadmap, but not all are buying 'protection' line

Scott Morrison has introduced into parliament laws to stop the “marginalisation” of religious Australians.

Morrison faces tricky final parliament week of the year

Rogue senators and controversial laws on voter ID and religious discrimination will make the final sitting of parliament for the year a spectacle.