Outrage. So much outrage.
On Saturday, 7 December, Australia's first official same-sex weddings happened in the Australian Capital Territory.
Many Australians were overjoyed.
They unanimously decided that marriage is a matter of federal law, and the state-based Marriage Equality Act can't operate alongside the federal Marriage Act, which currently defines marriage as between a man and woman. This means the dozens of same-sex marriages that have occurred in the past five days are now void.
