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Australia’s former prime minister John Winston Howard strongly opposed homosexuality during his administration.
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the Australian Capital Council stated that it is legal, but the Prime Minister Tony Abbott strongly opposes it.
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The High Court of Australia ruled that same-sex marriage should be decided by the National Assembly, and that 27 of the local courts' marriages with same-sex couples were all illegal.
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In the post-election parliament, under the leadership of the new prime minister, more members expressed their support for homosexuality, but Tasmania’s two submissions of relevant proposals were rejected by the House of Representatives.
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61.1% of Australian citizens expressed support for the legalization of gay marriage.
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Australian Senators have 43 votes to support and 12 votes against
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The legalization of gay marriage took effect
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The domestic same-sex marriage officially legally recognized by the Commonwealth of Australia was implemented on January 19, 2018.