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Advocates for the Stolen Generation are calling on the Australian Christian Lobby (ACL) to apologise for comments compar ...
One of the most beloved stage and screen performers of all time, Julie Andrews arrived in Australia for the first time ever last week to a throng of a ...
Out reporter Patrick Abboud spent eight months producing a story about young gay and lesbian Arab-Australians entering i ...
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This year’s Sydney Writers’ Festival features a strong contingent of queer authors and thinkers. Jason Bartlett reports. ...
Joanna Murray Smith’s Fury tells the story of a family of three. White, privileged and left-leaning, as the play opens ...
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Sleaze Ball, one of the Mardi Gras' annual key fundraising events, is to be replaced in 2011 with Big Gay Weekend.
As one door closes, so open another. And so it is with the New Mardi Gras’ (NMG) fundraiser Sleaze Ball, which, after more than two decades, is being put to rest in 2011.
SYDNEY: Over 200 local community members turned out to celebrate the one month anniversary of the Summer Hill rainbow crossing.
Alice Springs is preparing to celebrate its first ever Pride Carnivale on June 1 with a huge program of events.
The new television drama, Wentworth, has proved a ratings success with the show becoming the most watched non-sports program on Foxtel.
Advocates for the Stolen Generation are calling on the Australian Christian Lobby (ACL) to apologise for comments comparing children of same-sex parents to the Stolen Generation.
A push by Tory backbenchers to allow opposite sex couples to enter into civil partnerships was defeated in the British House of Commons.
One of the most beloved stage and screen performers of all time, Julie Andrews arrived in Australia for the first time ever last week to a throng of adoring media. Garrett Bithell was in amongst the action.
Out reporter Patrick Abboud spent eight months producing a story about young gay and lesbian Arab-Australians entering into fake heterosexual marriages for SBS’s new hip current affairs program, The Feed. On the eve of the program’s launch, he speaks with Andrew Shaw.
This year’s Sydney Writers’ Festival features a strong contingent of queer authors and thinkers. Jason Bartlett reports.
Joanna Murray Smith’s Fury tells the story of a family of three. White, privileged and left-leaning, as the play opens every member seems to be on the same page. They are a solid unit with a strong belief they are good people. How quickly things change.
ADELAIDE: Can you imagine South Australia without the Dunstan Decade? Ian Purcell explains how it almost never happened.