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Brigitte Macron will prove that she’s a cisgender woman for lawsuit

The couple are suing conservative commentator Candice Owens.

Busselton rate payer group welcomes Neo-Nazi candidate to their forum

Other candidate have refused to share a stage with Stephen Wells.

‘Leg Business’ – hilarious, profound, shocking and unforgettable

This new production at The Blue Room is not to be missed if you love bold and boundary pushing theatre.

Russian tennis champion Daria Kasatkina says she’ll play for Australia

The Russian player has been given permanent residency in Australia.

Former Liberal MP Rory Amon accused of meeting 13-year-old boy via dating app

Amon has pleaded not guilty to ten charges including accusations he sexually assaulted the child.

Labor’s budget announcement for LGBTIQA+ health welcomed

The key organisation for LGBTIQA+ health welcomed Treasurer Jim Chalmers budget announcements.

Budget announcement welcomed by HIV organisations

Health Equity Matters has praised the government commitment to tackling HIV.

Calls for Basil Zempilas to maintain Liberals stance against trans health care

The Australian Christians have called on Zempilas to Libby Mettam's policy.

Celebrate Trans Day of Visibility

Head down to a picnic, BBQ, dance party or rally.

Lathan and Greenwich return to court

Lawyers for Mark Latham have argued that he should not have to pay all of Alex Greenwich's court costs.

Trans Day of Visibility will see rallies across Australia

Rallies will be taking place in many cities and towns including Perth.

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Brigitte Macron will prove that she’s a cisgender woman for lawsuit

The couple are suing conservative commentator Candice Owens.

Busselton rate payer group welcomes Neo-Nazi candidate to their forum

Other candidate have refused to share a stage with Stephen Wells.

‘Leg Business’ – hilarious, profound, shocking and unforgettable

This new production at The Blue Room is not to be missed if you love bold and boundary pushing theatre.

Barack Obama speaks out against Trump administration’s media intimidation

The former President says the intimidation of media companies has reached a "dangerous" level.

Donald Trump says he’d have “no problem” with a proposal to remove Pride flags from Washington’s streets

The comments come as the US administration signals a crackdown of press freedom and freedom of speech.
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