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Australia decides: Live coverage of same-sex marriage survey THE same-sex marriage result was in line with what polls predicted, so did Turnbull just waste $ million of our cash? Hear his response. Same-sex marriage bill introduced to Senate on day of historic Yes vote. Penny Wong breaks down in tears as she hears same-sex marriage result. 
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Same-sex marriage survey results breakdown: How did your electorate vote? Australia has given same-sex marriage a resounding Yes but some electorates with high immigrant populations voted No. Source: AAP. Same-sex marriage survey results breakdown: How did your electorate vote?
Australia reacts to same
Same-sex marriage has been legal in Australia since 9 December Legislation permitting same-sex marriage, the Marriage Amendment (Definition and Religious Freedoms) Act , became law on 8 December and came into effect the next day. This immediately recognised overseas same-sex marriages. The first same-sex wedding under Australian law was held on 15 December [a] The passage. Marriage equality's next hurdle: The legal stoush over human rights explained. Australian marriage law explained: What benefits do married couples have that de facto couples don't? 
Gay marriage in Australia
Polls had long shown Australians supported same-sex marriage, yet the results of a national vote have generated intense discussion. Polls had long shown Australians supported same-sex marriage, yet the results of a national vote have generated intense discussion. Political scientist Dr Shaun Ratcliff explores how predictions got it right, and why some areas voted the way they did.
'Love finally conquered'
In research published today in the, we show people in same-sex relationships living in areas more strongly opposed to marriage equality had higher rates of chronic health problems after the vote. Community-level opposition to marriage equality and the stress that came with it is still making some Australians in same-sex relationships sick years after the vote, our study suggests. In research published today in the American Journal of Public Health , we show people in same-sex relationships living in areas more strongly opposed to marriage equality had higher rates of chronic health problems after the vote compared to those living in areas with less opposition. 
Why Australia's same
Australia reacts to same-sex marriage decision PEOPLE around the world have been quick to congratulate Australians for their historic decision to back same-sex marriage. .
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Legislation to legalise same-sex marriage has passed through both houses of parliament without amendments, almost a month after Australians voted 'Yes' in a national survey. . Same
An October poll conducted by Galaxy Research and commissioned by Australian Marriage Equality measured the opinions of 1, Australians aged 18 and over and found that 62% of respondents supported the recognition of same-sex marriage, with 33% opposed and 5% undecided. [7] The poll found 78% of respondents supported a conscience vote on the recognition of same-sex marriage, with 16%. .