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Opposition Party Moves To Delay Gay Partner Legislation

Posted on June 4, 2008 
Filed Under 365Gay, News

(Canberra) Australia’s opposition Liberal Party says it wants a full Senate inquiry into proposed legislation that would provide limited benefits to same-sex couples.

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