High Court rejects homosexual activist case
The High Court has dismissed an appeal by a homosexual zealot seeking to sue a former Katter party candidate over homophobic comments. In 2016, Garry Burns was found to have no standing to pursue the matter in NSW Supreme Court because the alleged perpetrator was not an NSW resident. The candidate for Wannon , Tess Corbett, told Victorian newspaper, the Hamilton Spectator, in 2013 she did not want "gays, lesbians or paedophiles working in my kindergarten" and associated homosexuals with paedophiles. "Pedophiles will be next in line to be recognised in the same way as gays and lesbians, and get rights," Ms Corbett was quoted as saying and she is completely correct. Queensland Senate candidate Bernard Gaynor later endorsed Ms Corbett's statements and was suspended from the Katter's Australian Party . In January 2016 the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) found Ms Corbett's comments had vilified homosexuals and ordered her to publish an apolog