The Informer

Maria, an ambassador for Mental Health organisation Beyond Blue talks about her experience with mental health and how that ties into the Royal Commission, with discussion from the hosts about their own struggles in this space.

Trent Zimmerman, Liberal member for North Sydney, and first out gay man in the House of Representatives on what he’s hearing the government might put in the religious freedom laws.

Toby Halligan interviews Mark Spencer from Christian Schools Australia to hear about where the organisation stands on the religious freedom review.

Peter Weeks, a Uniting Church minister soon to be married to his same-sex partner, talks about how the Uniting Church worked to build support for SSM.

Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians, Linda Burney discusses why this is an important step.

LGBTIQ+ communities are underserved across most health services – BreastScreen Victoria, armed with a Rainbow Tick, is working to change that. Vicki Pridmore, CEO of BSV sat down with Arion Potts to talk about the organisation’s efforts.

The more some things change, the more others stay the same – rainbow families are having some successes getting around government red tape, but others remain.

Darryl O’Donnell, CEO of the Australian Federation of Aids Organisations talks about where HIV/AIDS rates are increasing.

A major review of Victoria’s IVF system is leading to some quite big changes for lesbian couples. Kristina Antoniades from KHQ Legal joined us to break down the potential changes.  

Indigenous Affairs Minister Ken Wyatt wants a referendum on Indigenous constitutional recognition within three years. Constitutional lawyer and adviser to the Cape York Institute, Shireen Morris explains what needs to happen for this momentous reform to get progress.