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Regional Spotlight on… Indonesia

Social and cultural attitudes in Indonesia tend to be more tolerant than many other Muslim countries of GLBT people. Male-to-female transgenders (known as waria)...

NAPWA Leads the Information Age

People living with HIV/AIDS now have nationwide access to the latest medical information, treatment options and support networks. After five years of consultancy and development...

Syphilis Ahoy

You may have noticed quite a lot of advertisements from the WA AIDS Council about syphilis over the past 18 months. There is a...

Lesbians Need Pap Smears Too!

The WA Cervical Cancer Prevention Program recently produced a brochure for lesbian women to raise awareness of the need for regular Pap smears in...

Pride's New Website

What the flock? With the addition of a snazzy new Pride WA committee, the Pride website has been given a much needed makeover. Yes,...

May World News Briefs

Cut in Kenya – A recent Kenyan study showing a 60 per cent reduction in HIV infections among circumcised men has a Government taskforce...

Coffee for a Better Cause

On International Day Against Homophobia, Gay and Lesbian Equality (GALE) launched a new campaign – Coffee for a Better Cause – which aims at...

Loton Park Quiz Night

On Saturday June 14 at 7pm, Loton Park's Quiz night returns – and how! This annual event hits hard with a massive prize pool...

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