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Bibliophile: Cicada – Moira McKinnon

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Cicada by Moira McKinnon Allen & Unwin In between the pains of childbirth, Emily thought about her doomed marriage. Emily had known William since he was...
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REVIEW: The Man Whose Mind Exploded

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Directed by Toby Amies Drako Oho Zarharzar lives in a tiny council flat in Brighton. Documentary maker Toby Amies introduces Drako while he is sitting...
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One Million Attend Madrid Pride

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On Saturday Madrid hosted a Pride Parade as a culmination of the city's LGBT Pride Festival. Organizers estimate over 1.2 million people took part in...
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State of Victoria Invalidates Trans Man's Marriage

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The state of Victoria has invalidated the marriage of a trans man and his wife. Paige Phoenix was able to marry his female partner...
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Tradition and Diversity: Notes on Religious & LGBTQI Experiences

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Dr Gávi Ansara, PhD is many things. He’s Manager – Policy & Research at the National LGBTI Health Alliance in Australia. Outside of this...
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Jennifer Kroot Talks Takei

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‘To Be Takei’ is one of the films hitting Perth as part of the Revelations Film Festival. The film is a documentary about LGBT...
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How Do You Know If It's a Date?

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Queer dating can be confusing. If a man and a woman spend time one on one, there's often an unspoken implication that it's a...
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Something's Got a Hold on Vika Bull

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Vika Bull is one of Australia’s most distinctive voices. Since singing in The Black Sorrows with her sister Linda, she’s had a vibrant and...
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Another soul-searching novel from queer writer TJ Klune who believes it’s important – now more than ever – to have accurate, positive queer representation in stories.

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