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A MELBOURNE group of HIV activists are planning to walk 250 kilometres around the south of Australia to tackle HIV stigma and dispel myths about people living with …
Only a few tickets are left for a dinner for of scrumptious French food and a performance by Australian rising star Kurt Phelan
Labor’s Penny Sharpe has launched a counter petition to the anti-Safe Schools petition which attracted 17,000 signatures
The statistic was part of a larger diversity study on all of our drama series over the past five years.
The question expected to be asked during the plebiscite next year is: “Do you approve of a law to permit people of the same sex to marry?”
It will be a chance for the candidates to speak directly to their constituents and answer their questions.
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A GAY couple from South Africa are believed to be the first in the world to father triplets with DNA from both men.
A GAY footballer detained at Stockholm Pride is set to be deported back to Liberia – a country where homosexuality is illegal.
Chris Mosier was the first trans athlete to qualify for the US National team at the Olympics.
COLOMBIA is in turmoil as people take to the streets to protest leaflets depicting erotic gay images which were reported to be a part of a new education initiative to support LGBTI students.
We need to be careful as gay men not to allow our ‘gay entitlement card’ to reproduce the sexism that permeates mainstream culture, writes Kristian Reyes.
Our reporter responds to the criticism of her column on women being sexually assaulted in gay bars.
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‘If we want to be true to our name, St Kilda, we need to take a stand and say everyone’s welcome’
Chris Mosier was the first trans athlete to qualify for the US National team at the Olympics.