Scott Morrison has told a closed-door meeting of religious leaders that the government is discussing how to provide greater protection against religious discrimination for workers in cases like that of rugby star Israel Folau.
Religious schools also want the right to refuse to enrol students who are not of their faith, and the right to refuse jobs to workers who don’t fit with their religious values.

A promised prohibition on schools expelling students who are gay will also be considered. The PM and cabinet will debate the new laws this week, before the release of an exposure draft on the legislation.

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