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Mark Latham loses defamation appeal against Alex Greenwich

Mark Latham’s defamation appeal over a 2023 tweet about Alex Greenwich has been dismissed, with damages and costs upheld.

Pride in Sport say Kane Evans story highlights the need for inclusion programs

Pride in Sport have welcome Kane Evans announcement that he is gay and said it shows why inclusion programs are essential.

On This Gay Day | We remember Bartholomé Tecia

In 1566 Bartholomé Tecia, a 15-year-old student in Switzerland was executed for being homosexual.

On This Gay Day | Mathematician Alan Turing died in 1954

Alan Turing's accomplishments were not recognised until after his death.

On This Gay Day | OUTinPerth made its debut in 2002

OUTinPerth has been bringing news and events since 2002.

On This Gay Day | George Cecil Ives died in 1950

He was an early campaigner for homosexual law reform.

On This Gay Day | In 1968 Valerie Solonas shot Andy Warhol

Andy Warhol, Valerie Solanas, and the 1968 Factory shooting that reshaped both of their lives.

On This Gay Day | Leo Varadkar becomes Taoiseach in Ireland

Leo Varadkar became the fourth gay head of government in the world In 2017 Leo Varadkar became the Taoiseach of Ireland when he was elected leader...

On This Gay Day | Georgina Beyer was recognised by Queen Elizabeth II

The Kiwi politician was given country's Order of Merit for her services to LGBTQ+ rights and local government.

On This Gay Day | Poet Walt Whitman was born in 1819

Described as the father of free verse, his poetry was controversial in its day for its overt sexuality.

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Mark Latham loses defamation appeal against Alex Greenwich

Mark Latham’s defamation appeal over a 2023 tweet about Alex Greenwich has been dismissed, with damages and costs upheld.

Pride in Sport say Kane Evans story highlights the need for inclusion programs

Pride in Sport have welcome Kane Evans announcement that he is gay and said it shows why inclusion programs are essential.

On This Gay Day | We remember Bartholomé Tecia

In 1566 Bartholomé Tecia, a 15-year-old student in Switzerland was executed for being homosexual.

Retired rugby player Kane Evans comes out and shares emotional journey

Former Sydney Roosters player Kane Evans has shared he is gay in a stirring interview this week.
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