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On This Gay Day: How The West Australian described us in 1989

Why The West apology is 32 years late OPINION: Brian Greig In 1989, the West Australian government tried to decriminalise homosexuality. It had been 100 years...

Tasmania marks 25 years since decriminalisation of homosexuality

Tasmania marked the 25th anniversary of the state's decriminalisation of homosexuality with a special event at Government House. The event was organised by Out Tennis...

30 years ago the debate about homosexuality was in full swing

Today thousands of people will march through the street of Northbridge celebrating the LGBTIQ+ community, it's the thirtieth anniversary of the protests that lead...

Singapore's Archbishop wants homosexuality to stay illegal

The Catholic Archbishop of Singapore has shared his views on the push to decrimalise homosexuality arguing that it should remain illegal because it will...

"We've seen it all before": WA AIDS Council's new CEO on marriage debate

The new CEO of the Western Australian AIDS Council has weighed in on the marriage debate, sharing from his personal experience as a gay...

Tasmanian Premier issues apology for past gay convictions

Tasmania's LGBTIQ community have celebrated Premier Will Hodgman today for offering an apology to those convicted under past discriminatory laws against homosexuality and cross-dressing. Premier...

Journalist and LGBTI advocate Anne Deveson dies age 86

Australian journalist, documentarian and passionate LGBTIQ and mental health advocate Anne Deveson has passed away at the age of 86. Deveson's passing comes just days...

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