‘Short Term Pain’: Christian Lobby to Pressure Moderate Liberal Party MPs on Religious Rights

‘Short Term Pain’: Christian Lobby to Pressure Moderate Liberal Party MPs on Religious Rights
Then-Managing Director of Australian Christian Lobby Martyn Iles speaks during a debate on 2019 Religious Freedom Bill at the National Press Club in Canberra, Wednesday, October 9, 2019. AAP Image/Lukas Coch
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Australia’s largest Christian lobby group is mobilising to put pressure on centre-right Liberal MPs who they say are not standing up for religious freedom.

The Australian Christian Lobby on Wednesday announced its largest information campaign ahead of the federal election, which its managing director said would aim at “calling out” and preventing “ideological cancer” that has been “growing” inside the Liberal-National coalition party.

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