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Eurovision 2023 will bypass Ukraine and head to the United Kingdom

Ukraine may have won this year's Eurovision Song Contest but they won't be hosting the event next year. With organisers declaring that staging the competition...

The UK picks James Newman to represent them at Eurovision

Britain has announced their representative for Eurovision 2020 in Rotterdam. The UK will be hoping that James Newman can turn around their poor fortunes...

Theresa May: Britain 'deeply regrets' colonial era laws against homosexuality

British Prime Minister Theresa May has told a gathering of Commonwealth leaders that Britain deeply regrets its colonial era laws that outlawed homosexuality, and...

What will Theresa May's DUP deal mean for LGBT rights in the UK?

Following a disastrous election result British Prime Minister Theresa May is hoping to cling to power by forming a government through a partnership between...

Westboro Baptist Church says their ban from UK caused Westminster attack

The Westboro Baptist Church have blamed the recent terror attack in London on the organisations ban from the United Kingdom. The horrific attack in the...

Isle of Man will introduce gay pardon law

The Isle of Man has announced it will be moving forward with plans to pardon historical convictions for gay offences. The former Home Affairs Minister,...

Same sex lights at pedestrian crossings baffle some Britons

A British newspaper says pedestrian crossing lights that promote LGBTI+ inclusion are causing confusion for tourists and people from the countryside. For this year's Pride...

Britain's potential new PM opposed to marriage equality

British politician Andrea Leadsom, who is in the running to replace David Cameron as the Prime Minister of Great Britain has declared she remains...

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The 1989 Rally at Parliament House

More than 300 people rallied at Parliament House in 1989, demanding law reform and helping reshape LGBTQIA+ history in WA.

WAAC and Perth Rams join forces for Swanbourne CleanUP

Two local organisations are teaming up to refresh the dunes of one of the community's favourite locations: Swanbourne Nudist Beach.

Cynthia Erivo’s ‘Prima Facie’ leads 2026 Russell Hobbs British Film Festival

A screen adaptation of the Olivier-award winning play by Suzie Miller is one of the highlights in this year's program.

OPINION | Dignity does not have a retirement age

GRAI Chair David Gibson explores why he believes religious exemptions among proposed Equal Opportunity reforms should be scrutinised.

On This Gay Day | In 1989 the LGBTIQA+ community rallied at parliament

In 1989 a huge protest took place on the steps of the WA parliament calling for the decriminalisation of homosexuality.
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