page_title: Endorsements in the Australian Marriage Law Postal Survey
section_title: Notable individuals
hierarchical_section_title: Endorsements in the Australian Marriage Law Postal Survey / "Yes" campaign / Notable individuals
caption_attribution_description: Français&#160;: Nicole Kidman au festival de Cannes
context_page_description: A number of politicians, public figures, media outlets, businesses and other organisations endorsed voting either in favour or against same-sex marriage during the Australian Marriage Law Postal Survey.
context_section_description: Courtney Act, drag queen and reality television personality
  Louise Adler, editor and publisher
  Faustina Agolley, television presenter
  Janet Albrechtsen, opinion columnist for The Australian
  Dennis Altman, academic, author and activist
  Odette Annable, US actress
  Robyn Archer, singer and writer
  Alfie Arcuri, singer-songwriter
  Tina Arena, singer-songwriter
  Neil Armfield, theatre, film and opera director
  Patricia Arquette, US actress
  Sallyanne Atkinson, former Lord Mayor of Brisbane
  Van Badham, writer
  Ted Baillieu, former Premier of Victoria
  Bruce Baird, former Liberal MP for Cook
  Simon Baker, actor
  Jason Ball, LGBTI activist and mental health advocate
  Tom Ballard, comedian and radio presenter
  Colleen Ballinger (Miranda Sings), US YouTube personality
  Jimmy Barnes, singer-songwriter
  John Barrowman, Scottish-American actor
  Dame Marie Bashir, former Governor of New South Wales
  Lance Bass, US singer
  Rosie Batty, 2015 Australian of the Year
  Peter Baume, former Liberal Senator for New South Wales and physician
  Stephanie Bendixsen, actress
  Maxine Beneba Clarke, writer and slam poet
  John Birmingham, author
  Dustin Lance Black, US screenwriter and LGBT rights activist
  Alex Blackwell, professional cricketer
  Hamish Blake, comedian
  Connor Blakely, Australian rules footballer
  Cate Blanchett, actress
  Sarah Blasko, singer-songwriter
  Neal Blewett, former Labor MP for Bonython, Minister for Health and High Commissioner
  Panti Bliss, Irish drag queen and gay rights advocate
  Matt Bomer, US actor
  Clare Bowen, actress and singer
  Sue Boyce, former Liberal National Senator for Queensland
  James Bradley, novelist and critic
  Tiernan Brady, Equality Campaign executive director and director of the successful Irish Yes Equality campaign
  Zach Braff, US actor
  Sir Richard Branson, UK business magnate and founder of the Virgin Group
  John Brogden, former Leader of the NSW Liberal Party
  Geraldine Brooks, journalist and novelist
  Bob Brown, former Leader of the Australian Greens and Senator for Tasmania
  John Bryson, author and lawyer
  Andy Bull, singer-songwriter
  Julian Burnside, barrister and human right advocate
  Rose Byrne, actress
  Anthony Callea, singer-songwriter and actor
  David Cameron, former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
  David Campbell, singer and stage presenter
  Ian Campbell, former Liberal Senator for Western Australia
  Tim Campbell, actor
  Kate Carnell, businesswoman and former ACT Chief Minister
  Jane Caro, social commentator
  Steven Carroll, novelist
  Michael Caton, actor
  Robert Cavallucci, former LNP member of the QLD Legislative Assembly for Brisbane Central
  Nic Cester, singer-songwriter
  Fred Chaney, former Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party and MP for Pearce
  Kim Chi, South Korean drag queen and artist
  Kerry Chikarovski, former Leader of the New South Wales Liberal Party
  Lee Lin Chin, television presenter and journalist
  Justine Clarke, actress
  Tilda Cobham-Hervey, actor
  J.M. Coetzee, novelist and winner of the 2003 Nobel Prize in Literature
  Michelle Collins, UK actress
  Jack Colwell, singer-songwriter
  Casey Conway, former professional rugby league footballer
  Tim Cook, US high-profile business executive and developer
  Helen Coonan, former Liberal Senator for New South Wales
  James Corden, UK television host
  Danielle Cormack, NZ actress
  Rick Cosnett, actor
  Ricki-Lee Coulter, singer-songwriter and television presenter
  Jai Courtney, actor
  Schapelle Corby, cannabis convict
  Annabel Crabb, political journalist
  Joel Creasey, actor and comedian
  Rodney Croome, LGBTIQ activist
  Russell Crowe, NZ actor
  Alan Cumming, Scottish-American actor
  Sophie Cunningham, writer and editor
  Li Cunxin, former ballet dancer
  Miley Cyrus, US singer-songwriter and actress
  Blanche d'Alpuget, writer and wife of former Prime Minister Bob Hawke
  Nicole da Silva, actress
  Tom Daley, UK Olympic diver
  Glyn Davis, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Melbourne and author
  Michelle de Kretser, novelist
  CJ de Mooi, UK professional quizzer
  Brett Dean, composer, violist and conductor
  Peter Debnam, former Leader of the NSW Liberal Party
  Philip DeFranco, US YouTube personality
  Ellen DeGeneres, US tel
caption: Nicole Kidman
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