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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.

WA drinks less for stress

Only one in four West Australians drink to cope with stress compared to almost one in three people living on the east coast, according...

AFA Oppose Same-Sex Marriage Inroads

The WA president of the Australian Family Association (AFA) has said the federal government's consultation with the public on same-sex marriage was 'a joke',...

Jesus Loves Me

Jesus loves me, this I know. And not because the bible tells me so. I'm gay and I'm Christian, and therefore, some people think...

Civil Partnerships for WA?

Gay and lesbian couples could be officially recognised in Western Australia with rumours of a civil partnerships bill under consideration by the Nationals' WA...

All Things Queer Celebrates First Year

Perth's leading gay and trans* radio program, All Things Queer (ATQ), will be celebrating its first birthday in February. While the weekly radio segment...

Call For National Transgender Council

A local trans* activist has proposed a peak national body to deal with the needs of the gender diverse and intersex community. Over the past...

Digital Age For Midsumma

Melbourne's Midsumma Festival has ramped up its digital coverage this year by harnessing mobile technology and media to keep punters up-to-date. Australia's LGBTI cultural festival...

Young Men At Most Risk

New research in Victoria has identified younger men who have sex with men (MSM) to be at a greater risk of contracting HIV compared...

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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.

Co3 announce new Co-Artistic Directors Charmene Yap and Cass Mortimer Eipper

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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