“…The bulk of previous international research on the correlates of support for marriage equality and rights for same‐sex couples is largely based on survey data from individuals, focusing on the explanatory role of religiosity, political views, education, age, gender, cultural background, and area of residence (e.g., Anderson et al., ; Oppenheimer et al., ; Sloane & Robillard, ; Webb & Chonody, ). In Australia, a recent study by Perales and Campbell () found stronger support for the statement “Homosexual couples should have the same rights as heterosexual couples do” among individuals who were non‐religious, highly educated, under 40 years of age, female, living in a metropolitan area, on high income, Australian‐born, English‐speaking, and non‐heterosexual.…”