Miranda Live: Rainbow army, Barnaby’s future and same-sex marriage
IT’S been another big day on Miranda Live, with the Daily Telegraph’s Miranda Devine talking same-sex marriage, the ADF and Barnaby Joyce’s unfolding scandal.
IT’S been another big day on Miranda Live, with the Daily Telegraph’s Miranda Devine talking same-sex marriage, the ADF and Barnaby Joyce’s unfolding scandal.
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Politically correct defence chiefs have told members of the Australian military to signal they are an “ally” of the LGBTI community by putting a rainbow flag next to their name in the national ADF staff directory, former Army officer Bernard Gaynor told Devine.
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