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Community group No Police at Pride welcome Victorian police’s withdrawal

No Police at Pride (NPP) say they are pleased that Victoria Police have been forced to withdraw from the Midsumma Festival's Pride March attributing...

Melbourne's Shrine of Remembrance cancels Pride lights

Melbourne's Shrine of Remembrance has called off plans to illuminate the war memorial in the colours of the Pride flag. The plan to light up...

Paul Selwyn Norton appointed CEO and AD of The Substation

Paul Selwyn Norton is taking up the role of Chief Executive Officer and Artistic Director of Victorian arts organisation The Substation. Norton left Western Australia's...

Melbourne's Cry Club are back with new tune 'People Like Me'

Melbourne's Cry Club are celebrating Pride Month and Found family with their new track People Like Me.  The punk rockers have even created a stylish video...

Melbourne's AIDS Memorial Quilt receives heritage protection

In an Australian first, the Melbourne AIDS Memorial Quilt has officially been granted heritage protection and recognition. The powerful piece of history joins 2,400 objects,...

Hundreds sent to isolation as Omicron case hits popular Melbourne venues

Hundreds of people will be required to isolate after a person with the Omicron variant of Covid-19 visited two popular queer Melbourne venues. The Victoria...

Worth a Read: LGBTIQA+ news from around the internet

The OUTinPerth team spend all day surfing the web looking for the latest news and stories to share. Here’s three recent stories from other outlets...

Alarm as anti-gay messages and Nazi graffiti found in Melbourne

Victorian based LGBTI Jewish group Aleph Melbourne has voiced concern over anti-gay and Nazi graffiti appearing on Gardiners Trail which weaves it was through...

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