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Velma Celli gives us a brief history of drag in Iconic

When musical theatre actor Ian Stroughair branched out into the world of drag he created his alter-ego Velma Celli. Over the years Ian found himself...

Editors of Australia's largest LGBTI publications discuss the marriage debate

Editors from Australia's largest LGBTI publications have met up to discuss the current marriage equality debate, the Macklemore controversy, and whether or not sport...

It's incredibly offensive to erase the history of LGBTI Australians

OPINION Forget what you know about the history of LGBTI rights in Australia, and discount a large chunk of your own lived experience. If you...

RTRFM's all female line up for International Women's Day

To celebrate International Women's Day every interview, every song and every presenter appearing on RTRFM today is female. With a history that spans more than...

So Loquacious: Matthew Bacon discusses safe sex, HIV and men's health

Matthew Bacon from the WA AIDS Council is the latest guest on our So Loquacious podcast. As the newly appointed Gay Men's Outreach Officer, Matthew works with...

December Album Reviews: Alicia Keys, Heiðrik and more

Alicia Keys Here ★★★★★ Here is Alicia Keys highly anticipated sixth album and it’s a honeypot for the ears. Colliding the sounds, tastes and people of New...

Tiernan Brady on fighting for marriage equality

Tiernan Brady led Ireland’s ‘Yes’ campaign for marriage equality. Now he’s here in Australia as the head of Australians for Equality, one of the...

My Own Private Idaho celebrates 25 years

Gus Van Sant’s My Own Private Idaho celebrates its 25th anniversary this week. Kyle J Kash is a young gay man who has just...

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