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New Bill aims to address historic discrimination against LGBTI defence personnel

Discharged for being gay, former army officer David gibson welcomes historic defence reform ahead of ANZAC Day

On This Gay Day | Sir John Gielgud was born

He was one of the most acclaimed actors of his generation.

Hungary votes out Viktor Orbán government after 16 years

The change of government is likely to improve life for LGBTIQA+ people in the country.

Get your first look at ‘Invisible Boys’ star Joseph Zada in ‘The Hunger Games’

Zada shot to fame with his starring role in the Western Australian filmed series Invisible Boys.

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New Bill aims to address historic discrimination against LGBTI defence personnel

Discharged for being gay, former army officer David gibson welcomes historic defence reform ahead of ANZAC Day

Hungary votes out Viktor Orbán government after 16 years

The change of government is likely to improve life for LGBTIQA+ people in the country.

“I’ve failed.” Senator Babet to retire from politics

Senator Ralph Babet to retire from politics after a single term.

Events galore across the state for Youth Week WA

Youth Week WA is running from 10 - 16 April, bringing more than 50 events to venues across the state.

Uganda: Women accused of kissing granted bail

If convicted of the charges they face life imprisonment.

St Kilda’s Lance Collard found guilty of using gay slur for a second time

Collard is facing a monster 10 week suspension from the game.

Jesse Baird’s mother appears in powerful new video from Greg Gould, Kate DeAraugo and Kween Kong

The song hopes to tackle domestic, family and sexual violence.

Sex offender Stewart Gorham to be kept in prison beyond the end of his sentence

Stewart Sinclair Gorham was sent to prison for 14 years in 2006 but he asked to never be released.

Saint Kilda’s Lance Collard facing 10-week suspension

The AFL is expected to hand down a verdict on Friday over accusations the player used a gay slur during a recent game.

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Events galore across the state for Youth Week WA

Youth Week WA is running from 10 - 16 April, bringing more than 50 events to venues across the state.

Enter Revelation Perth International Film Festival’s ‘Life in Pictures’ competition

A true grass roots up initiative, Life in Pictures is a unique approach to opening discussions around positive ageing in the community.

WAAC to develop ‘The Positive Speakers Bureau’

It is a new initiative that empowers people living with HIV to share their stories, fostering greater understanding and reducing stigma and discrimination. 

Pride WA announce 2026 Fairday and Pride Parade dates

Get your diaries out and mark them down.

Culture

Review | ‘For the Best’ is a rapid fire journey into stories of broken friendship

Jeffrey Jay Fowler's 'For the Best' is a theatrical community story telling experience.

‘Red Ticket’ creates a conversation about how we approach mental health

Josie Walsh's script and direction create a story that slowly builds, taking us on a journey into confusion and darkness. It's poetic and tinged with a gothic sensibility.

Lil Nas X says he’s ‘very thankful’ to be given chance to enter mental health diversion program

If the rapper stays out of trouble for two years the charges against him will be dropped.

History

On This Gay Day | Sir John Gielgud was born

He was one of the most acclaimed actors of his generation.

On This Gay Day | Ellen DeGeneres came out on the cover of TIME magazine

Her declaration came at a time when there was little positive representation of LGBTIQA+ people on television.

On This Gay Day | Josephine Baker died in 1975

The cabaret performer and singer made her mark on the world stage.

On This Gay Day | Entertainer Joel Grey born in 1932

The actor is best known for his role as the Emcee in the stage and movie version of the film Cabaret.

Lifestyle

Australians for Mental Health welcomes new free mental health therapy for Aussies

The new initiative makes mental health support available to more Australians.

The Last Mile: How do we get more women to get tested?

One of the groups of people who remain at higher risk of being late diagnosed with HIV is women.

Fremantle restaurant Young George will permanently close this week

Owners Melissa Palinkas and Susan Whelan said the rising cost of living and closure of the Fremantle Traffic Bridge had been factors.

100,000 Australians cured of hepatitis C

Hepatitis Australia is launching a new national telehealth service for people at risk of hepatitis C.

Community

Go see ‘The Devil wears Prada 2’ and support Out and Loud

You get to see one of the most anticipated films of the year, and support the Perth Pride Choir.

Making Rainbow Families seminar returns for 10 year milestone

Designed specifically for LGBTQ+ people exploring parenthood, the seminar brings together experts and lived experience to help simplify what can often feel like a complex journey.

Enter Revelation Perth International Film Festival’s ‘Life in Pictures’ competition

A true grass roots up initiative, Life in Pictures is a unique approach to opening discussions around positive ageing in the community.

WAAC to develop ‘The Positive Speakers Bureau’

It is a new initiative that empowers people living with HIV to share their stories, fostering greater understanding and reducing stigma and discrimination. 

World’s largest trans flag unveiled in Brisbane

The Trans Day of Visibility display called for action against the Queensland government's ban on gender affirming healthcare practices.

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