A NSW government bid to have intersex excluded from federal anti-discrimination laws has provoked a strong response from activists and the Greens.

The City of Hobart’s most recent public art project has a subtle, but powerful message embedded in the pavement at Salamanca Place.

The Australian arm of global consulting firm Accenture has been named the country’s top employer for LGBTI people in 2013.

The Greens have introduced a Bill into the Senate that would see same-sex marriages from overseas recognised in Australia.

Australian marriage equality advocates have hailed the decision by a Brazilian judicial council to allow same-sex couples to marry throughout the country.

The Minnesota Senate voted Monday to make gay marriage legal, making it the 12th US state to achieve marriage equality.

SYDNEY: A motion to install a permanent rainbow flag on Taylor Square was voted down at a City of Sydney council meeting on Monday night, with Council instead deferring to a public forum for consultation. 

Priscilla director Stephan Elliott (pictured) will be the keynote speaker at this year’s Equality Dinner in Sydney to raise funds for Australian Marriage Equality (AME).

A Hong Kong transsexual has won the right to marry her boyfriend, after she took her case to Hong Kong's Court of Final Appeal.

A New Zealand lesbian couple say they were denied accommodation at a Bed & Breakfast because of their sexuality and have lodged a complaint with the Human Rights Commission.

Australia’s most LGBTI-friendly employer for 2013 will be named at the Pride in Diversity (PiD) awards business luncheon on May 17.

British MPs will resume debate of a bill to extend the definition of marriage to same-sex couples in England and Wales later this month.

In the lead up to Brisbane’s next Marriage Equality Rally on May 18, Andrew Shaw looks at how the idea of a referendum on marriage has impacted on the community.

Marriage equality advocates have welcomed the Greens’ move to have a marriage equality bill voted on before the election.

NSW Roads Minister Duncan Gay has the dubious honour of being the recipient of the top prize of this year’s gay gaffe awards, the GLORIAs.