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Trans Day of Visibility event shifts date for a third time

Head down to the Northbidge Piazza on Sunday 12 April.

Health officials estimate one percent of Fiji’s population living with HIV

In January last year the World Health Organisation described it as an "escalating HIV epidemic".

Senegal’s President signs tough new laws against homosexuality

The new legislation double the prison time for people suspected of being homosexual.

On This Gay Day | Legendary DJ Walter Gibbons was born in 1954

He made his mark in NYC in the 1970s.

On This Gay Day | Blues singer Lucille Bogan was born in 1897

Lucile Bogan's songs were filled with suggestive lyrics.

On This Gay Day | Gilbert Baker, designer of the Pride flag, died

The flag he designed in 1976 has become an international symbol for LGBTIOQA+ communities.

On This Gay Day | Poet Paul Verlaine was born in 1844

Verlaine had a passionate relationship with younger poet Arthur Rimbaud.

On This Gay Day | Sky News sacked Mark Latham from 'Outsiders'

The politicians time as a presenter came to an end after a series of controversies.

On This Gay Day | So many things happened

Read about 10 things that happened on this day in history.

On This Gay Day | Elton Hercules John was born in 1947

Elton John has been one of the biggest musical artists of the last 50 years.

On This Gay Day | Playwright Terrance McNally died in 2020

The playwright wrote many acclaimed works in theatre and film.

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Trans Day of Visibility event shifts date for a third time

Head down to the Northbidge Piazza on Sunday 12 April.

Health officials estimate one percent of Fiji’s population living with HIV

In January last year the World Health Organisation described it as an "escalating HIV epidemic".

Senegal’s President signs tough new laws against homosexuality

The new legislation double the prison time for people suspected of being homosexual.

World’s largest trans flag unveiled in Brisbane

The Trans Day of Visibility display called for action against the Queensland government's ban on gender affirming healthcare practices.

Marcia Hines, Missy Higgins and the sound of a crosswalk preserved in national archive

Marcia Hines hit 'You' is being added to the national sound registry. See what else is being captured.
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