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Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”

Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
Gallery: The Moment Australia Said “Yes”
The morning downpour didn't dampen our spirits.

· Updated on 12 Jul 2022 · Published on 15 Nov 2017

Despite the rain, hundreds of people gathered in Hindmarsh Square this morning for the long-awaited result of the contentious marriage equality postal survey.

Armed with plastic ponchos and rainbow umbrellas, the crowd braved the downpour to hear the verdict – that 61.6 per cent of Australians voted “Yes” in favour of marriage equality. In South Australia it was higher still: 62.5 per cent of voters chose yes (topping "no" voters in every electorate).

Broadsheet photographer Daniel Purvis was there to capture the moment.

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