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Rodney Croome

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President, Equality Tasmania. Board Member, Just.Equal. Tasmanian of the Year 2015. LGBTIQA+ human rights advocate.
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The LGBTQIA+ stories you may have missed from the ABC doco ‘Judgment’

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By Rodney Croome
| Q News
Equality Tasmania and Just.Equal Australia advocate Rodney Croome was a part of the ABC series Judgment: Cases That Changed Australia. The series takes viewers inside the High Court of Australia, where ordinary citizens challenge the laws that define the nation. That episode was titled Love, and was about LGBTIQA+ High Court cases. Rodney shares with us that there are two hidden stories in that episode that we should be talking about.
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How the gay blood ban was really lifted

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By Rodney Croome
| Q News
Rodney Croome, one of the founders of the Let Us Give campaign, shares how Australia’s gay blood ban was lifted to remind future LGBTIQA+ generations how change really happens. I’m proud of the LGBTIQA+ people who have spoken out in recent days about the importance of gay, bi and trans (GBT) people now being able to give blood.
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OPINION: We should expext more of Albanese than just photo ops at Pride

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By Rodney Croome
| Q News
What do LGBTIQA+ leaders hope to achieve by welcoming Anthony Albanese to events like Fair Day, World Pride and the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade, and then praising him for attending? Surely, they don’t hope for law reform? A terrible record The Prime Minister has said he won’t consider protecting LGBTIQA+ staff and students from discrimination in religious schools until the Coalition does.
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