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The end of one thing brings the beginning of another

The festival is over for another year and this year's was successful as ever. The community rallied together to run and support different events...

Giving Perth a Voice in a National Campaign

The WA AIDS Council (WAAC) is looking for gay men to participate in important focus testing in the second week of December for a...

2011 at the Freedom Centre

The past year at Freedom Centre has marked some big milestones and changes for Perth's LGBTIQQ+ youth mental health service. So as we hang...

Young Pride

For many of us, this year might be the second or third time we've attended Pride; for others, it could be the twenty-second. But...

Gay in Pakistan

My story begins in my home country of Pakistan-officially the Islamic Republic of Pakistan; the sixth most populous country in the world and a...

Pride: it's just around the corner

It's here, the Pride season 2011, and we've got so much going on. The Festival Guide will be your best friend to guide you...

Blowing Off Steam

For some reason my editor thought I would be the best person to write about Steam Works, Perth's gay only sauna. I had originally applied...

Tell Your Story For Equal Marriage

Two weeks ago the WA Labor Party held their State Conference – where the topic of same-sex marriage was raised as an issue of...

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One killed and sixteen injured at Berlin Pride

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Young Australians recognised at the 2026 Achiever Awards

The Awards celebrate young people aged 15 - 25 who are or have been in the care of the Department of Communities.

Kirralie Smith and Binary lose appeal against vilification finding

Kirralie Smith, the CEO of anti-transgender organisation Binary, has lost an appeal against a vilification finding in the New South Wales Supreme Court.