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Queer Liberation Boorloo have a fundraiser party

Queer Liberation Boorloo will host a fundraising gig featuring local queer performers to support advocacy, community organising and inclusion.
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Celebrity Traitors: Fashion, Fangirling and the Famous

Celebrity Traitors UK returns with celebrity fangirling, bold fashion and suspicious behaviour.
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Funding opportunities for new and emerging filmmakers

Two funding programs offer documentary and short film grants, supporting emerging filmmakers and LGBTQIA+ Australian storytellers.
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We value connection, but are drifting apart

New research finds Australians value connection and belonging, but many feel increasingly disconnected, with implications for mental health.

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Magda Szubanski speaks about her new book

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Magda Szubanski discusses cancer remission, family history, marriage equality activism and her new memoir I Can't Tell You But I Will.

Victorian couple charged over child sexual abuse offences

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Two foster carers, who had previously been lauded for their work in the sector, have been revealed as being charged with child sexual abuse offences.

Lamarre-Condon allegedly asked fellow officer if hire cars could be tracked

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Court hears Beau Lamarre-Condon allegedly asked about tracking phones and hire cars weeks before Baird and Davies died.

Cecily Hardy announced as new CEO of Qtopia

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Qtopia Sydney has appointed arts and cultural leader Cecily Hardy as its new Chief Executive Officer, as the organisation focuses on sustaining and growing...

Republican lawmaker allegedly went on a homophobic rant in a bar

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A Pennsylvania politician faces allegations of homophobic remarks while Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth attracts criticism for anti-transgender language.

Beau Lamarre-Condon Trial: photos of alleged crime scene shown in court

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Jurors have been shown crime scene photos and witness evidence as Beau Lamarre-Condon's murder trial enters its second week.

Short list for Human Rights Awards revealed

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LGBTIQA+ advocates, legal scholars and community leaders are among the finalists recognised in the 2026 Australian Human Rights Awards.

Ana Brnabić makes history as President of Serbia

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Ana Brnabić assumes Serbia's presidency after Aleksandar Vučić's resignation, marking another historic milestone for LGBTQIA+ political representation.

Senator David Shoebridge to lead The Greens

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David Shoebridge has been elected Greens leader, succeeding Larissa Waters, while Mehreen Faruqi calls for leadership selection reforms.
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Queer Liberation Boorloo have a fundraiser party

Queer Liberation Boorloo will host a fundraising gig featuring local queer performers to support advocacy, community organising and inclusion.
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‘CryBaby’ by Mabel Gibson wins at WA Premier’s Book Awards

Yamatji writer Mabel Gibson claimed two major WA Premier's Book Awards, with judges praising her debut memoir 'CryBaby'.
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Minister’s flag mix-up on Bisexual Visibility Day

Western Australian minister Hannah Beazley's Bisexual Visibility Day post drew attention after featuring imagery associated with the transgender flag.
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Short list for Human Rights Awards revealed

LGBTIQA+ advocates, legal scholars and community leaders are among the finalists recognised in the 2026 Australian Human Rights Awards.
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Spin It: Alex the Astronaut, Meshell Ndegeocello, Brandi Carlile, and Mila & Mira

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New discs from Alex the Astronaut, Brandi Carlile, Meshell Ndegeocello and folk dup Mila & Mira.
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The return of Lil Nas X: Popstar bounces back with ‘World’s Greatest’

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Lil Nas X returns with World's Greatest, a heartfelt tribute to his late mother and a reflection on resilience.
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Kylie Minogue to celebrate 25 years of ‘Fever’ with special editions

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Kylie Minogue will mark 25 years of Fever with expanded CD and vinyl editions featuring B-sides, remixes and merchandise.
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On This Gay Day | Author Gore Vidal was born in 1925

Gore Vidal was a prolific author who never held back in sharing his opinion.
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On This Gay Day | Film star Rock Hudson died of an AIDS related illness

Rock Hudson was a massive Hollywood star in the 1950’s and 60’s.
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On This Gay Day | In 1989 Denmark approved registered partnerships

In 1989 Denmark led the world in LGBTIQA+ rights when Registered Partnerships became available.
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On This Gay Day | Hollywood icon James Dean died in 1955

Was James Dean gay or bisexual? Some of his friends have said he certainly was.
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We value connection, but are drifting apart

New research finds Australians value connection and belonging, but many feel increasingly disconnected, with implications for mental health.
Lifestyle

LGBTQ+ Australians three times more likely to suffer mental health disorders

New Monash University research finds LGBTQ+ Australians experience substantially higher rates of mental health disorders, distress and disability.
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Perth to light up in solidarity with people experiencing homelessness and mental health challenges

Yagan Square and landmarks across the CBD will shine bright to mark Mental Health Week (4-11 October), as part of St Bart's Light The Way.
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Poll shows two thirds of straight British women are unwilling to date a bisexual man

A YouGov survey found widespread acceptance of bisexual people in Britain, but significantly lower acceptance when dating bisexual partners.
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Perth will celebrate inclusion in football this weekend

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LGBTIQA+ football clubs from around Australia will meet in...

Pride WA rejoins Rainbow Futures

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Pride WA will rejoin Rainbow Futures with a new agreement signed this week.

Grants for celebrating volunteers announced

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Western Australia has awarded volunteer grants to support International Volunteer Day events recognising volunteers who strengthen communities statewide.

Perth Steam Works to be inducted into Proud Awards Hall of Fame

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Perth Steam Works marks its 30th anniversary while preparing for Proud Awards Hall of Fame recognition and community celebrations.

Barn Dance 2026 – One of Perth’s best nights out!

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City Farm in East Perth was filled with plaid shirts, Stetsons, big belt buckles, boots and bandanas.
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Queer Liberation Boorloo have a fundraiser party

Queer Liberation Boorloo will host a fundraising gig featuring local queer performers to support advocacy, community organising and inclusion.

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Queer Liberation Boorloo have a fundraiser party

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Queer Liberation Boorloo will host a fundraising gig featuring local queer performers to support advocacy, community organising and inclusion.
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Celebrity Traitors: Fashion, Fangirling and the Famous

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Celebrity Traitors UK returns with celebrity fangirling, bold fashion and suspicious behaviour.
Culture

Funding opportunities for new and emerging filmmakers

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Two funding programs offer documentary and short film grants, supporting emerging filmmakers and LGBTQIA+ Australian storytellers.
Lifestyle

We value connection, but are drifting apart

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New research finds Australians value connection and belonging, but many feel increasingly disconnected, with implications for mental health.
Culture

‘CryBaby’ by Mabel Gibson wins at WA Premier’s Book Awards

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Yamatji writer Mabel Gibson claimed two major WA Premier's Book Awards, with judges praising her debut memoir 'CryBaby'.

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