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Mark Latham served bankruptcy papers over his failure to pay Alex Greenwich

Mark Latham has been served bankruptcy papers over unpaid damages to Alex Greenwich, potentially threatening his future in parliament.

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Applause for cross-party Tasmanian conversion ban vote 

Tasmania’s Lower House has passed legislation banning conversion practices, with Equality Tasmania urging the Upper House to support reform.

Mandurah community responds to calls to remove LGBTIQA+ themed books from library

Mandurah residents overwhelmingly supported a Falcon Library LGBTQIA+ book display after a social media complaint called for its removal.

Star Observer say they are here to stay

Community media remains vital for LGBTQIA+ Australians, and supporting independent outlets helps strengthen representation, connection and informed public discussion.

Tasmanian parliament sits late into the night for conversion bill

Tasmania's conversion practices bill faced lengthy debate as parents of trans children urged MPs to support the legislation.

Friend of Beau Lamarre-Condon recalls road trip where he allegedly disposed of bodies

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WWAC will mark World AIDS Day with a community sundowner

WAAC will host a free Hyde Park community sundowner ahead of World AIDS Day, promoting reflection, inclusion and HIV awareness.

A new chapter for LGBTQIA+ Defence members, veterans and families

GRAI is launching a new book club connecting LGBTQIA+ Defence members, veterans, families and allies through literature and conversation.

Mandurah community responds to calls to remove LGBTIQA+ themed books from library

Mandurah residents overwhelmingly supported a Falcon Library LGBTQIA+ book display after a social media complaint called for its removal.

Dr Lauren Butterly appointed to the Federation of Gay Games board

Former Pride WA CEO Lauren Butterly joins the Federation of Gay Games board as Director of Gay Games Quality ahead of Perth 2030.

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Actor Patrick Stewart dies aged 86

Acclaimed actor Sir Patrick Stewart, beloved for Star Trek, Shakespeare and LGBTQIA+ allyship, has died aged 86.

Review | Andrew Scott anchors ‘Pressure’ a tense D-Day drama

'Pressure' is a gripping historical drama exploring the weather forecasts behind D-Day, elevated by Andrew Scott's commanding and nuanced performance.

G Flip and Chrishell Stause announce their relationship has ended

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On This Gay Day | ‘That Certain Summer’ premiered in 1972

Hal Holbrook and Martin Sheen played a same-sex couple on TV at a time when there were almost no positive depictions.

On This Gay Day | Remembering actor River Phoenix

River Phoenix passed away on this day in 1993, he was just 23 years old.

On This Gay Day | In 2014 Apple CEO Tim Cook confirmed he is gay

Cook became the first CEO of a Fortune 500 company who was open about their homosexuality. 

On This Gay Day | We celebrate the poet Sappho

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Focus on the I in LGBTIQA+: October 26 is Intersex Awareness Day

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Asexuality in the spotlight: 25 – 31 October is Ace Awareness Week

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Screening Saves Lives: Screening with Pride at Fairday

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NSW MP Alex Greenwich nominated for a Global Trailblazer Award

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Rainbow Families BOUNCE into Halloween with a spooktacular celebration!

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A new chapter for LGBTQIA+ Defence members, veterans and families

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Queer Book Club picks ‘Holding the Man’ for Pride month book

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Dr Lauren Butterly appointed to the Federation of Gay Games board

Former Pride WA CEO Lauren Butterly joins the Federation of Gay Games board as Director of Gay Games Quality ahead of Perth 2030.

Focus on the I in LGBTIQA+: October 26 is Intersex Awareness Day

October 26 is Intersex Awareness Day, a day to promote genuine inclusion for people with intersex variations.

WWAC will mark World AIDS Day with a community sundowner

WAAC will host a free Hyde Park community sundowner ahead of World AIDS Day, promoting reflection, inclusion and HIV awareness.

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WWAC will mark World AIDS Day with a community sundowner

WAAC will host a free Hyde Park community sundowner ahead of World AIDS Day, promoting reflection, inclusion and HIV awareness.

Urzila Carlson will play RAC Arena in 2027 with “That’s Enough Already’

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Mark Latham served bankruptcy papers over his failure to pay Alex Greenwich

Mark Latham has been served bankruptcy papers over unpaid damages to Alex Greenwich, potentially threatening his future in parliament.

On This Gay Day | ‘That Certain Summer’ premiered in 1972

Hal Holbrook and Martin Sheen played a same-sex couple on TV at a time when there were almost no positive depictions.