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Living Well With HIV: Beginning Fresh

‘What the f…We are now in 2008 and I was supposed to be dead. I never planned to live this long…' For some...

January Local Sports Roundup

LOTON PARK TENNIS Join Loton Park Tennis Club before January 31 and be in the draw to win a free racket! The club's membership has...

January World News Briefs

ASIA & OCEANIA PNG Witchcraft Worries: A report by the International Treatment Preparedness Coalition has found that in Papua New Guinea, people are accessing witchcraft...

January National News Briefs

Porn Used to Encourage Safe Sex (VIC): The Victorian AIDS Council's latest ad campaign uses images from safe-sex porn to encourage men who have...

January Horoscopes with Beau Vine

Capricorn (Dec 21 - Jan 19) What is a ‘sea-goat' Capricorn?! I mean really – a ‘sea-goat'? That is Capricorn's logo after-all: some half-drowned, wretched...

Loton Park – Join Now, Win a Racket!

Join Loton Park Tennis Club before January 31 and be in the draw to win a free racket! The club's membership has grown slowly...

Graham Brown New Head of AFAO

The Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations (AFAO) has elected a Western Australian, Graham Brown as their new president for 2008/09. Brown, who is a...

Summadayze DJs

On Saturday January 6th, Perth's mainstream fest of all things electronic will bring together a touch of 80s/90s retro humour, heavy-handed house and...

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Casey Donovan, Josh Thomas, Dannii Minogue & more sign up for ‘Portrait Artist of the Year’

54 talented artists will have the opportunity to capture famous Australians in their own unique style.

Spilt Milk festival returns with RAYE, Lewis Capaldi and more

One of Australia's freshest music festivals is back for 2026 with a massive line up touring this December.

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.

WA court rules that transgender woman should stay in male prison for now

WA's Supreme Court has temporarily blocked a transgender prisoner's transfer to a women's facility pending appeal proceedings.