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Opponents’ poll finds equal marriage a “low priority” issue in Australia
A poll commissioned by the Ambrose Centre for Religious Liberty, an Austrlian body which opposes same-sex marriage, has found that more people support gay marriage rights than not, but that it is not a top priority in the country.
The survey found 49% in favour of changing the law to encompass equal marriage rights, compared with 40% opposed.
27% of respondents thought it was a “very important” issue, whereas many more thought hospital access (86%), immigration (48%), cost of living (73%), carbon taxes (53%) and euthanasia (43%) were that pressing.
The majority of respondents, 61%, thought a prolonged debate was “a waste of resources”.
Ambrose Centre’s chairperson Rocky Mimmo said earlier this year: “The union of same-sex genders is not in conformity with nature, biological design nor anatomical construction.”
www.pinknews.co.uk/2011/11/25/equal-marriage-opponents-poll-finds-marriage-a-low-priority-issue-in-australia/
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