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English: Daniel Andrews at the afternoon tea following a ceremony held to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Kew Cemetary. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Controversial Safe Schools Coalition Program. ACL Victorian Director Dan Flynn said Premier Daniel Andrews and Education Minister and Deputy Premier James Merlino were ignoring the concerns of parents and potentially setting kids off on harmful pathways by forcing all high school children to be taught radical gender theory. “Telling concerned parents they are bigots and homophobes if they have concerns about Safe Schools is arrogant in the extreme and completely disrespects parents’ prime responsibility for the education and well-being of their children.” Mr Flynn said Mr Andrews should heed the advice of more moderate voices in the ALP such as Federal Labor Shadow Minister , Anthony Albanese , who on ABC’s Lateline said it was acceptable to implement ‘sensible changes’. “The Safe Schools content is so extreme one

A confused homosexual student has made a plea for politicians to stop using "children as political bullets" and stand up for the Safe Schools anti-bullying program. Unfortunately, this program is not about bullying at all. This program is all about indoctrinating the LGBT agenda into the minds of children. The LGBT agenda is about deception, lies and falsehoods. The Safe Schools program, designed to teach students about not bullying is really about promoting sexual and gender diversity and creating the climate for hate laws -homophobia, will undergo content changes and only be used in high schools after a Government review sparked by concerns from conservative MPs senators and thousands of families across Australia . Minister Josh Frydenberg said while he was "moved" by the student comments though illogical and immature, he understood the mental health issues facing some young people, he stood by the Government's stance on Safe Schools. The mental health

English: Sarah Hanson-Young, Senator for South Australia (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) ''It's an important step towards marriage equality,'' Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young , who put forward the bill. ''We have couples now living in Australia who've gone overseas and gotten married . . . and they arrive back home at Sydney International Airport and all of a sudden they have to check their marriage at the customs gate.'' Thursday's bill would have changed a section of the Marriage Act that states that ''certain unions are not marriages''. The Act says that foreign weddings between ''a man and another man'' and ''a woman and another woman . . . must not be recognised as a marriage in Australia''. But Liberal senator George Brandis responded by saying there was something ''chillingly unpleasant about hearing [Greens] Senator Hanson-Young giving one of her emotional speec