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LGBTIQ+ advocates call for conversion therapy ban

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Five years on since an overwhelming majority of Australians voted 'yes' for same-sex marriage, the fight for equality continues. Advocates, including Olympian Ian Thorpe, today launched the 'YES, What's Next?' campaign to raise awareness around the work that still needs to be done.
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