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Ex ‘Neighbours’ star Damien Richardson loses appeal over Nazi gesture

Former actor Damien Richardson has lost his appeal against a conviction for performing a banned gesture resembling a Nazi salute.

On This Gay Day | Maureen Colquhoun was born in Eastbourne

She was the first LGBTIQA+ British MP to be elected.

Melbourne police arrest five more teenagers over dating app attacks

Five teenagers have been charged after police investigated alleged dating app luring incidents targeting men across Victoria.

Kiss Him, Danno!

It's gratifying in this day and age of Hollywood scraping the bottoms of various barrels (and not just the ones filled with...

Couch Potato – February

TASTY MASH! WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE: Graham Norton (Sun Feb 6, SBS- 4pm) Latest episode of the 'celebrities tracing their ancestry' series sees the...

Bear West 2011 ‘BEAR II BEAR', March 24th – 27th

Bears Perth is proud to announce the launch of our 2nd annual Bear West festival BEAR II BEAR. With three new events, this...

Law Reform Shapes HIV Response

Law reform has been 'fundamental' to Australia's HIV response, according to a report from the Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations. The AFAO submitted the...

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Ex ‘Neighbours’ star Damien Richardson loses appeal over Nazi gesture

Former actor Damien Richardson has lost his appeal against a conviction for performing a banned gesture resembling a Nazi salute.

On This Gay Day | Maureen Colquhoun was born in Eastbourne

She was the first LGBTIQA+ British MP to be elected.

Melbourne police arrest five more teenagers over dating app attacks

Five teenagers have been charged after police investigated alleged dating app luring incidents targeting men across Victoria.

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Co3 Contemporary Dance Australia has appointed acclaimed artists Charmene Yap and Cass Mortimer Eipper as Co-Artistic Directors from 2027.

Don’t Leave Me This Way: How The Communards turned a soul tune into a protest song

Forty years on, The Communards' iconic Don't Leave Me This Way remains both a dance-floor classic and symbol of activism.
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