Unequivocal, overwhelming' Australia votes 'Yes' to Same-Sex marriage

People celebrate after watching the marriage vote result announcement in Sydney.

People celebrate after watching the marriage vote result announcement in Sydney. Source: AAP

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Australians have had their say, delivering an almost 62 per cent 'yes' vote for same sex marriage, paving the way for the country's marriage law to be changed - but that won't happen before parliament can agree on the legislation.

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