Premium Content:

Apply for scholarships for Better Together 2025

The Equality Project’s Better Together 2025 conference is taking place in Adelaide at the end of October, and scholarship applications are now open.

Australia’s 7th National Rainbow Community Conference, Better Together 2025 will run from 31st October to 1st November 2025 and will take place in Kaurna Country at the Adelaide Convention Centre.

- Advertisement -

The event will explore the current issues facing the rainbow movement in Australia. Delegates representing Australia’s diverse rainbow communities and organisations will come together to share ideas and experiences, learn from each other, build connections, and ultimately work together to create a better future for our communities and beyond.

The OUTinPerth team attended the 2023 event and it was an opportunity to learn about a wide range of perspectives and experiences from hundreds of community members. We covered engaging conversations from Ro Allen who spoke about leadership, and Jac Tomlins who shared their views on how LGBTIQA+ people can be better allies, while Senator Janet Rice shared her journey of finding love and happiness after personal tragedy.

The team at The Equality Project are committed to making the conference accessible to wide range of people and offers scholarships that reduce the cost attendance.

The scholarship will reduce the full community conference registration fee from $344.07 to $145.99 (incl GST and booking fees). Any travel and accommodation expenses that you may incur are not included.

There are also a limited number of fully-funded tickets through the organisation’s partnership programs.

Find out more about Better Together 2025 and the scholarship opportunities.

Latest

RTRFM Radiothon 2026 kicks off with live broadcast

RTRFM has launched its annual Radiothon campaign, encouraging subscriptions and donations to support independent broadcasting, local music and community events.

Troye Sivan is ready to enter a new era with ‘She’s the Best’

Troye Sivan has been teasing new music through a...

Former Catholic Archbishop Christopher Saunders guilty of 13 sex offences

A jury found former Broome bishop Christopher Saunders guilty of 13 sex offences, while acquitting him of six charges.

Bangladesh: two students thrown out of university accommodation over accusations of homosexuality

Two Bangladeshi students face possible expulsion after homosexuality allegations, raising renewed concerns about LGBTQIA+ rights and safety.

Newsletter

Don't miss

RTRFM Radiothon 2026 kicks off with live broadcast

RTRFM has launched its annual Radiothon campaign, encouraging subscriptions and donations to support independent broadcasting, local music and community events.

Troye Sivan is ready to enter a new era with ‘She’s the Best’

Troye Sivan has been teasing new music through a...

Former Catholic Archbishop Christopher Saunders guilty of 13 sex offences

A jury found former Broome bishop Christopher Saunders guilty of 13 sex offences, while acquitting him of six charges.

Bangladesh: two students thrown out of university accommodation over accusations of homosexuality

Two Bangladeshi students face possible expulsion after homosexuality allegations, raising renewed concerns about LGBTQIA+ rights and safety.

Rainbow Ready tourism accreditation scheme goes national

A pioneering Tasmanian tourism inclusion program has been updated and expanded to become a new national accreditation program.

RTRFM Radiothon 2026 kicks off with live broadcast

RTRFM has launched its annual Radiothon campaign, encouraging subscriptions and donations to support independent broadcasting, local music and community events.

Troye Sivan is ready to enter a new era with ‘She’s the Best’

Troye Sivan has been teasing new music through a series of social media posts, and now the official video for his new track, She's...

Former Catholic Archbishop Christopher Saunders guilty of 13 sex offences

A jury found former Broome bishop Christopher Saunders guilty of 13 sex offences, while acquitting him of six charges.