LGBTI rights activist Carl Katter could very well become the latest member of his famous political family to follow that particular career path after it was revealed this week that he has decided to join his local Labor Party branch in Melbourne.

Here's a few more morsels you can savour at this year's Feast Festival

Australia’s LGBTI Health Alliance has declared its support for International Intersex Awareness Day, which has been observed on October 26 since 1996.

Newspaper columnist Miranda Devine has been deemed to have uttered the most outrageous, ridiculous or ignorant comment about the LGBTI community over the past 12 months, with her attempts to link the London Riots to lesbians having children taking out the coveted Golden Gloria award at a packed function inside NSW Parliament House last night.

The publisher of a Brisbane LGBTI magazine has denied accusations he contributed to the defunding of Queensland’s peak LGBTI HIV organisation.

Considered to be perhaps the only openly gay male star of a major worldwide sport, Puerto Rican boxer, Orlando Cruz, has won his first fight since publicly revealing his sexuality and may well be heading to Australia for his next big bout.

A series of forums to be held in Melbourne and Sydney next month will offer an opportunity for people to discuss the way forward for the continuing marriage equality campaign.

The AIDS Council of South Australia (ACSA) is looking to freshen up its image by holding a competition to find a new logo.

In perhaps one of the bigger shocks of this year, evangelical US pastor Ted Haggard – who to this day continues to refute he is gay despite a three-year long drugs and porn fuelled affair with a male sex worker – has come out in support of same-sex marriage during a live online debate.

Intersex and other sex and gender diverse people are celebrating the release of the Tasmanian Government’s proposed amendments to the state’s Anti-Discrimination Act which will provide stronger protection for the transgender community and for the first time anywhere in Australia include specific protections for intersex people.

An Italian Catholic priest has made international headlines after coming out on Facebook.

Ron Hughes talks to Glenis Crane of singing group, the Adelaide Gay & Lesbian Qwire.

ADELAIDE: Kathryn Day from the Sex Industry Network on their plans for this year's Feast Festival.

The Feast Team tell us how Adelaideans can support their festival and the environment at the same time.

Peter Burdon speaks to singer, songwriter and actor Michael Ross about his show in Feast 2012.