PM Anthony Albanese plans to reform anti-discrimination laws to eliminate provisions allowing religious schools to discriminate based on sexual orientation, gender identity, etc.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese plans to reform Commonwealth anti-discrimination laws, aiming to abolish provisions that allow religious schools to discriminate against students based on sexual orientation, gender identity, relationship status, or pregnancy. Australian churches have sent a letter opposing these efforts, while LGBTQIA+ advocates call for broader reform beyond faith-based schools.