PARLIAMENT HOUSE GREAT HALL

Tuesday 16th August 2011, 10am to 12pm

Newsflash
It has recently been announced that on 17th August MP's will be asked to report to Parliament the views of their electorate on same-sex "marriage".
It is now more urgent than ever to gather your friends, neighbours, church group and colleagues and come to Canberra on August 16th.
Marriage is too important for you to sit by and leave it to someone else to defend. At times like these it is crowds that talk! 
This is you chance to be a part of democracy in action. Come in bus loads to support natural marriage.  A repeat of the numbers that attended the successful 2004 rally is what it will take to warn all politicians...

    “DON’T MEDDLE WITH MARRIAGE.”

RUBY AND GOLD DRESS THEME

We encourage people to dress in a Ruby and Gold theme to help us make a visual impact at Parliament House.

NATIONAL MARRIAGE DAY ROSETTES

We also encourage people to purchase and wear our ruby and gold National Marriage Day Rosettes: the symbol of traditional marriage.

REGISTRATION AND ENQUIRIES

Register Online HERE
Or download our registration form below and post or fax back.
Any questions?  Phone Phyllis Restall
on 03 9816 0800  or  admin@marriageday.org.au

PLEASE SUPPORT US

Help us to defend traditional marriage in Australia.  Donate or become a sponsor for as little as $200.  Download our donation form below.

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Registration cost is $30 per person
and covers access to the Great Hall
and morning tea.

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Any questions?
Phone Phyllis Restall on 03 9816 0800 or admin@marriageday.org.au
Guest Speaker
Rebecca Hagelin
REBECCA HAGELIN
Rebecca is senior communications fellow at the Heritage Foundation, (based in Washington D.C., USA). She is also a weekly columnist for the Washington Times and author of Amazon best-seller  “30 Ways in 30 Days to Save Your Family”.

The topic of her address will be: “One Man, One Woman: The Future Of Civil Society”.
An initiative of The Australian Family Association and The National Marriage Coalition. In association with the Australian Christian Lobby and Dads4Kids: Fatherhood Foundation The Marriage Amendment Act 2004 was passed on 13 August 2004. It defines marriage as: “a union between one man and one woman to the exclusion of all others, voluntarily entered into for life”.

The passing of this act was primarily made possible through the efforts of many thousands of Australians being prepared to defend the foundation upon which our nation stands - the family based on marriage.