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Harriet Shing to quit politics after ministry exit

Victorian minister Harriet Shing will leave parliament at the next election after announcing her departure from the ministry.

City of Perth reject plans for sex-on-premises venue Pink Rabbit Club

Pink Rabbit director Nick Needham will appeal to the State Administrative Tribunal after Perth councilors rejected the venue proposal.

Author Benjamin Alire Sáenz dies aged 71

Award-winning author Benjamin Alire Sáenz, best known for his Aristotle and Dante series, has died aged 71 after illness.

Tea with Miss Katherine :: Sheila Mann

OUTinPerth contributor Miss Katherine Wolfgramme invited Miss Sheila Mann into her front parlour to discuss drag, life and future hopes over a cuppa… Miss Katherine:...

Standing Proud

While Pride festivals have gained greater widespread acceptance and support in many parts of the world, there remain countries and cities where GLBTI individuals...

HREOC Releases 'Same-Sex: Same Entitlements' Report

In Sydney on June 21, Australia's Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission (HREOC) released its long awaited report into discrimination faced by same-sex couples....

Education: the Budget and the Humanities

The Federal Government's May budget has been billed as an Education Budget. While more funding has been allocated to education, there has nevertheless been...

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Harriet Shing to quit politics after ministry exit

Victorian minister Harriet Shing will leave parliament at the next election after announcing her departure from the ministry.

City of Perth reject plans for sex-on-premises venue Pink Rabbit Club

Pink Rabbit director Nick Needham will appeal to the State Administrative Tribunal after Perth councilors rejected the venue proposal.

Author Benjamin Alire Sáenz dies aged 71

Award-winning author Benjamin Alire Sáenz, best known for his Aristotle and Dante series, has died aged 71 after illness.

Madonna to perform at World Pride in Amsterdam

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On This Gay Day | In 1981 a newspaper revealed Martina Navratilova was a lesbian

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