Just found this article on the ABC Website:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200604/s1614344.htm
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The Anti-Discrimination Commissioner believes there may have been a breach of the Act during the recent Tasmanian election campaign.
Commissioner Sarah Bolt has decided to investigate a complaint about the religious group, the Exclusive Bretheren.
The Christian group backed several newspaper advertisements expressing alarm about the Tasmanian Greens' policies on same-sex marriages and sex-change operations.
The ads were signed by a member of the Exclusive Bretheren, Scottsdale farmer Roger Unwin.
The complainant, transgender woman Martine Delaney, says the material could incite hatred.
"We have a right to freedom of speech in this society but that comes with a social responsibility," she said.
"In this instance he's vilified a minority group which already faces a lot of discrimination."
Commissioner Bolt says from the evidence she has received it is possible there has been a breach of the Act.
She is seeking submissions from both parties.
Mr Unwin has not returned the ABC's calls.
The Commissioner has not yet made a decision about a separate complaint about a Liberal Party pamphlet.
Alice
I am glad to see that Ms. Delaney has chosen to confront such negative publicity. I give her my best wishes and hope other good citizens will take her stance.
Kate Alice