What's next for LGBTQI+ rights, as Australia marks five years of marriage equality

MARRIAGE EQUALITY PLEBISCITE ANNIVERSARY

Ian Thorpe and Equality Australia CEO Anna Brown pose for a photo at Trumper Park Tennis Centre, in Sydney. Tuesday, November 15, 2022. (AAP Image/Kat Wong NO ARCHIVING Source: AAP / KAT WONG/AAPIMAGE

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A new campaign is looking towards eliminating continued discrimination against the LGBTIQ+ community in Australia. It's been five years since the country voted in favour of same sex marriage, but for many members in the LGBTIQ+ community there is still a long way to go in ensuring their safety and rights are guaranteed.

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