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New look at ‘The Traitors’ reboot ahead of August premiere

The Australian version of the global reality phenomenon The Traitors is returning soon with a killer new look.

Delta Goodrem to play intimate one-night-only show in Sydney

Goodrem will also return to the international stage later this year as a contestant on Strictly Come Dancing.

The sharpest wit of the Jazz Age comes alive at Venue 360  

Whether you're a lover of jazz, literature or simply a wonderfully entertaining night out, Dorothy Parker Pen promises an evening of laughter, music and timeless wit.

WA MP speaks at Melbourne rally urging people to support parties with gender critical policies

Sophia Moermond has urged people to vote for One Nation, Libertarians or People First in the federal election.

Graphic novel ‘Gender Queer’ reapproved for sale in Australia

After reviewing their earlier decision, the Classification Review Board came to the same conclusion.

German cardinal calls for next Pope to embrace Catholic teachings on homosexuality

Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Müller says an Orthodox leader must be the next Pope.

‘Senate Twink’ shares he has a new life in Australia

Aidan Maese-Czeropski has given his first interview about the 2023 scandal.

New Zealand proposes bill to define gender as sex at birth

The push for the legislation has come from Winston Peter's New Zealand first party.

The fight for Tangney heats up with battle of the billboards

Transgender women playing sport has been pushed to the front of the local campaign.

Pope Francis has died at the age of 88, tributes are flowing for the head of the Catholic Church

The religious leader had spoken more positively about LGBT people than his predecessors.

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New look at ‘The Traitors’ reboot ahead of August premiere

The Australian version of the global reality phenomenon The Traitors is returning soon with a killer new look.

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Goodrem will also return to the international stage later this year as a contestant on Strictly Come Dancing.

The sharpest wit of the Jazz Age comes alive at Venue 360  

Whether you're a lover of jazz, literature or simply a wonderfully entertaining night out, Dorothy Parker Pen promises an evening of laughter, music and timeless wit.

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George Cukor made his mark as a director in Hollywood in the 1930s and continued to make films through to the early 1980s.

Tanesha Bennell on what to expect at Ngalak Nidja Bilya 2026

A NAIDOC Week fundraiser ball in Perth will celebrate First Nations and LGBTQIA+ communities while supporting grassroots cultural organisations.
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