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Grant Knoche shares video for new song ‘Stripped’

Grant Knoche explores emotional vulnerability and objectification on Stripped, a track from his album Good Luck Getting Over Me.

On This Gay Day | In 1989 Denmark approved registered partnerships

In 1989 Denmark led the world in LGBTIQA+ rights when Registered Partnerships became available.

SOAK will share new album ‘decembers’ this December

SOAK has announced their fourth album, decembers, a deeply personal record shaped by illness, travel and self-discovery.

Revealed: Art market and exhibition shines spotlight on Aboriginal artists

WA's largest Aboriginal art market and exhibition returns to Boorloo this April.

Sculpture By The Sea returns to Cottesloe Beach this March

The celebration of sculpture will bring together more than 70 artists from eight countries.

Harmony Festival returns to City of Belmont this March

The City of Belmont is celebrating community diversity with the return of their annual Harmony Festival.

Powerhouse vocalist Janice Robinson takes over Connections on Saturday

The vocalist of Livin' Joy's 'Dreamer' is ready to bring her show to Perth audiences.

Rainbow Migrants to host free legal information sessions

Topics include renting and housing rights, visa and migration issues, discrimination and police.

RAINBOWlers head to Albany Pride

What a perfect ay to spend a Sunday afternoon.

The summer edition of Pride Networking Drinks is on this week

Head down to The Royal Hotel to mingle and schmooze.

Queer Book Club looks at ‘All The Young Men’

The autobiography of Ruth Coker Burks shares a first hand account of the AIDS crisis.

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Grant Knoche shares video for new song ‘Stripped’

Grant Knoche explores emotional vulnerability and objectification on Stripped, a track from his album Good Luck Getting Over Me.

On This Gay Day | In 1989 Denmark approved registered partnerships

In 1989 Denmark led the world in LGBTIQA+ rights when Registered Partnerships became available.

SOAK will share new album ‘decembers’ this December

SOAK has announced their fourth album, decembers, a deeply personal record shaped by illness, travel and self-discovery.

Beau Lamarre-Condon Trail: photos of alleged crime scene shown in court

Jurors have been shown crime scene photos and witness evidence as Beau Lamarre-Condon's murder trial enters its second week.

Short list for Human Rights Awards revealed

LGBTIQA+ advocates, legal scholars and community leaders are among the finalists recognised in the 2026 Australian Human Rights Awards.
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