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Police investigate fatal shooting outside an Arizona leather bar as a hate crime

Three men died in a Tucson shooting outside an LGBTQIA+ venue, with police investigating the incident as a hate crime.

Milo Yiannopoulos says he regrets supporting Trump following deportation

Milo Yiannopoulos says his removal from the United States changed his views on immigration enforcement and political rhetoric.

Adelaide’s Pride March returns this November

Adelaide Pride March returns on 7 November with new government funding, celebrating LGBTQIA+ pride, visibility and community.

South Australian parliament to consider banning puberty blockers

South Australia's Parliament will debate a One Nation bill on puberty blockers amid protests, political division and community concern.

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Police investigate fatal shooting outside an Arizona leather bar as a hate crime

Three men died in a Tucson shooting outside an LGBTQIA+ venue, with police investigating the incident as a hate crime.

Milo Yiannopoulos says he regrets supporting Trump following deportation

Milo Yiannopoulos says his removal from the United States changed his views on immigration enforcement and political rhetoric.

Adelaide’s Pride March returns this November

Adelaide Pride March returns on 7 November with new government funding, celebrating LGBTQIA+ pride, visibility and community.

South Australian parliament to consider banning puberty blockers

South Australia's Parliament will debate a One Nation bill on puberty blockers amid protests, political division and community concern.

MPs question Tasmanian exclusion from federal LGBTIQA+ health funding

Tasmania's health minister has questioned why the state received no funding in the Federal Government's inaugural LGBTIQA+ grants round.

George Michael’s iconic Faith tour comes to cinema screens

Restored footage from George Michael's 1988 Faith tour will return to cinemas, showcasing the singer at his peak.

Tyler Robinson to face the death penalty over death of Charlie Kirk

A Utah judge ruled prosecutors presented sufficient evidence for Tyler Robinson to stand trial over the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk.

Randy Feltface announces Australian and New Zealand tour for 2027

Critically acclaimed comedian Randy Feltface brings his new show Gimmick to Australia and New Zealand in 2027.

Roger Cook says Secret Harbour result sends a message to his government

Premier Roger Cook says Labor will listen to voters after One Nation's historic Secret Harbour by-election victory.

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Applications open for Pride Fairday 2026, plus callout for performers and volunteers

Perth annual Pridefest is coming in November and applications are now open for organisations wanting to be part of Pride Fairday on Sunday 8 November.

Pride Wellbeing Festival returns with free two-day conference

Busselton's Pride Wellbeing Festival will return in October with a free two-day conference exploring LGBTQIA+ inclusion, wellbeing and belonging.

Team Perth calls for board nominations ahead of 2026 AGM

Team Perth has opened nominations for leadership and portfolio roles as it prepares for its inaugural AGM in September.

Join Rainbow Refugee Perth for a special sundowner event this September

Rainbow Refugee Perth is celebrating their success in supporting LGBTIQA+ refugees find a new home in WA.

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Bibliophile | Bridget & Gabe Are Not Okay

Lex Croucher's Camelot sequel blends queer romance, humour and emotional depth as characters confront anxiety, trauma and destiny.

Jace Cameron releases video for ‘Easy’

After releasing his debut album in 2024, model and influencer Jace Cameron has returned with a mellow indie-pop number.

Broadway’s current production of The Rocky Horror Show honours Tim Curry

The Broadway cast of The Rocky Horror Show honoured Tim Curry, celebrating the lasting legacy of his iconic Frank-N-Furter.

History

On This Gay Day | 'The Crying Game' premiered in 1992

The film was groundbreaking when it was released.

On This Gay Day | In 1999 Senator Brian Greig delivered his first speech

It was the first time a senator used their inaugural speech to make a significant statement about being gay,

On This Gay Day | ‘Brokeback Mountain’ was released

The film would go on to win an Oscar for director Ang Lee.

On This Gay Day | In 2012 Charlie Jane Anders won the Hugo award

The author has published some memorable works of speculative fiction.

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Pride Wellbeing Festival returns with free two-day conference

Busselton's Pride Wellbeing Festival will return in October with a free two-day conference exploring LGBTQIA+ inclusion, wellbeing and belonging.

Celebrate the Guncles! It’s Gay Uncle’s Day

When we posted a video about Gay Uncle's Day we got a lot of feedback.

International Pride Awards honour global LGBTIQA+ human rights champions

Five exceptional contributors to LGBTIQA+ equality have been celebrated at the WorldPride Human Rights Conference.

Make Room For Connection: Australians urged to think differently about loneliness

3 - 9 August is Loneliness Awareness Week and this year's theme is Make Room For Connection.

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Team Perth calls for board nominations ahead of 2026 AGM

Team Perth has opened nominations for leadership and portfolio roles as it prepares for its inaugural AGM in September.

New chapter for Oxford Street begins with a weekend of culture and creativity

Sydney's Oxford Street’s history, culture and creative spirit will be celebrated in spring with a free 3-day event.

Join Rainbow Refugee Perth for a special sundowner event this September

Rainbow Refugee Perth is celebrating their success in supporting LGBTIQA+ refugees find a new home in WA.

Vote for Westfield’s Local Heroes including Christine from Rainbow Care Home Services

Rainbow Home Care Services CEO Christine Neiland is a Westfield Local Heroes finalist.

Rewarding champions in the HIV community

Every year, around this time, Australia’s HIV sector is abuzz with talk about who should be nominated as one of this year’s HIV Community Champions.

Applications open for Pride Fairday 2026, plus callout for performers and volunteers

Perth annual Pridefest is coming in November and applications are now open for organisations wanting to be part of Pride Fairday on Sunday 8 November.

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Police investigate fatal shooting outside an Arizona leather bar as a hate crime

Three men died in a Tucson shooting outside an LGBTQIA+ venue, with police investigating the incident as a hate crime.

Milo Yiannopoulos says he regrets supporting Trump following deportation

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Adelaide’s Pride March returns this November

Adelaide Pride March returns on 7 November with new government funding, celebrating LGBTQIA+ pride, visibility and community.

South Australian parliament to consider banning puberty blockers

South Australia's Parliament will debate a One Nation bill on puberty blockers amid protests, political division and community concern.

MPs question Tasmanian exclusion from federal LGBTIQA+ health funding

Tasmania's health minister has questioned why the state received no funding in the Federal Government's inaugural LGBTIQA+ grants round.