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Tina Arena’s Album Track by Track

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Our track by track review of Tina Arena’s new album got the most attention this week. Tina was in town last week for telethon and also had a great appearance on ‘X Factor’ this week too.

Reclaim the Night Perth Rejects Accusations of Transphobia

The organisers of the Perth Protest March said they were disappointed by recent accusations that their event was transphobic. The international event promotes respect and safety for women.

 Westboro Baptist Church Links ACT Marriage With NSW Fires

The anti-gay American church were quick to draw a link between the historic passage of same sex marriage legislation in Western Australia and the deadly bush fires in New South Wales.

Five, the second time around

Joe Cassidy’s interview with Scott Robinson from British boy band 5ive was a popular story. Robinson and three of his band mates have reformed the band and will be heading to Perth soon.

Tina Arena Signs Up For Merci Down Under

While she was in town last week Tina Arena was announced as the patron of Merci Down Under, a new commemorative project honouring World War I soldiers. The project begins in Albany next year and Tina announced she’d be back to perform at the events October 2014 launch.

 

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Kirralie Smith and Binary say they will appeal $95,000 vilification fine

The group and its CEO will appeal the Supreme Court of New South Wales, and vowed to take their fight to the High Court of Australia if needed.

Malaysian authorities shut down hotel for promoting itself as ‘gay friendly’

When police raided the hotel there was only one room being used, and no guests at the venue.

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Five quick stories about secret love children, raids in Azerbaijan, punk rock bands, sporting heroes and more.

On This Gay Day | Merle Miller declared what it means to be a homosexual

The essayist came out in 1971 when he published an landmark essay about homosexuality.

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Kirralie Smith and Binary say they will appeal $95,000 vilification fine

The group and its CEO will appeal the Supreme Court of New South Wales, and vowed to take their fight to the High Court of Australia if needed.

Malaysian authorities shut down hotel for promoting itself as ‘gay friendly’

When police raided the hotel there was only one room being used, and no guests at the venue.

Now You Know: Five quick news stories

Five quick stories about secret love children, raids in Azerbaijan, punk rock bands, sporting heroes and more.

On This Gay Day | Merle Miller declared what it means to be a homosexual

The essayist came out in 1971 when he published an landmark essay about homosexuality.

Queer Screen reveals exciting Mardi Gras Film Festival program

The festival will screen two weeks of LGBTIQA+ cinema as Sydney celebrates Mardi Gras across the city.

Kirralie Smith and Binary say they will appeal $95,000 vilification fine

The group and its CEO will appeal the Supreme Court of New South Wales, and vowed to take their fight to the High Court of Australia if needed.

Malaysian authorities shut down hotel for promoting itself as ‘gay friendly’

When police raided the hotel there was only one room being used, and no guests at the venue.

Now You Know: Five quick news stories

Five quick stories about secret love children, raids in Azerbaijan, punk rock bands, sporting heroes and more.