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13th Queer Screen Film Fest announces winners

Test wins Queer Screen Film Fest's Emerging Narrative Feature Award as the festival unveils its 2026 on-demand program.

WAYJO set to celebrate Pride with Queer Anthems

WAYJO, the West Australian Youth Jazz Orchestra will team up with singer Queency this November to celebrate Pride.

WA becomes the last state to introduce legislation on conversion practices

Pressure is building on WA Attorney-General Tony Buti to address the issue.

Citipointe warns teachers about expressing homosexuality

Brisbane's Citipointe Christian College is back in the news after it was revealed the school has introduced new employment contracts for teachers that warns...

NSW MP Gareth Ward suspended from parliament

New South Wales MP Gareth Ward has been suspended from parliament following the news that police have charged him with several historical sexual assaults. The...

Sports reporter Megan Barnard comments on Tom Morris sacking

Fox Sports reporter Megan Barnard has thanked people for their support after her colleague was sacked over a disparaging conversation about her sexuality. In a...

Independent Zoe Daniel wins the war of the signs in Goldstein

Victoria's Supreme Court has ruled that supporters of federal independent candidate Zoe Daniel can put up signs showing their support for the aspiring politician. Local...

NSW MP Gareth Ward charged over historical sexual assaults

New South Wales MP Gareth Ward has been charged over historical sexual assaults, one allegedly involving a 17-year-old boy and the other against a...

Who's woke? Anthony Albanese versus Scott Morrison

Labor leader Anthony Albanese is being criticised for allegedly saying he's "not woke" during an interview with Sydney's Daily Telegraph. It's sparked criticism of...

Sky News shares the 'students identifying as cats' story

The Outsiders program on Sky News has shared the story of a Brisbane school allegedly having an outbreak of students who identify as cats and...

Penny Wong denies bullying Senator Kimberly Kitching

Penny Wong, the opposition's leader in the senate, has denied she bullied Senator Kimberly Kitching. Senator Kitching died unexpectedly of a heart attack on the...

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13th Queer Screen Film Fest announces winners

Test wins Queer Screen Film Fest's Emerging Narrative Feature Award as the festival unveils its 2026 on-demand program.

WAYJO set to celebrate Pride with Queer Anthems

WAYJO, the West Australian Youth Jazz Orchestra will team up with singer Queency this November to celebrate Pride.

WA becomes the last state to introduce legislation on conversion practices

Pressure is building on WA Attorney-General Tony Buti to address the issue.

High Court rejects Sall Grover appeal in long-running gender case

Australia's High Court declined Giggle's appeal, ending the Giggle v Tickle litigation and leaving discrimination findings intact.

Bill hailed as Tasmania’s best chance to end conversion practices

Equality Tasmania has backed a proposed conversion practices ban, arguing it would create Australia's strongest protections for LGBTQIA+ people.
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