This year, the symbol of the LGBTI community will fly from four times as many Sydney town halls as 2014.

THIS year’s Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras will see Sydney-based Jewish LGBTI support group Dayenu marching to celebrate its 15th anniversary. Dayenu social committee member Jonathan Solomon …

THE Victorian AIDS Council (VAC) is partnering with Rainbow Families Council for the ChillOut Festival to discuss the triumphs and challenges faced by families in regional …

THE health and wellbeing of lesbian, bisexual and queer women has come into focus after beyondblue, in partnership with the Victorian Aids Council (VAC) and …

“When I told him [I was gay] his response was ‘whatever you think you have to do I will support you’.”

Shelley Argent writes blistering letter, circulated via email, to Lawrence Springborg attacking his stance against re-instating civil unions for Queensland same-sex couples.

REPORTS have emerged that Egyptian police have arrested seven young people for “debauchery” in the country’s latest anti-LGBTI sting. Last Friday, pro-Egyptian regime media outlet Al-Youm al-Sabbah …

THE US appointed its first-ever special envoy on Monday to advocate for LGBT rights worldwide. Senior diplomat Randy Berry, who is openly-gay, will work to …

THE UK Labour Party recently announced it would make Sex and Relationship Education (SRE) LGBT-inclusive and compulsory in state schools across the country to combat …

Activists known as Queers Against Injustice claim responsibility for the “pinkwashing” of one of NZ’s GAYTMs last week, after initial reports said it was a homophobic act.

The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras may be one of the largest LGBTI pride events in the world, but before the iconic parties and parade came along, it was a very different scenario. History buff Graham Willett examines its evolution since its birth in 1978.

Australian Marriage Equality national director Rodney Croome seeks to decipher Human Rights Commissioner Tim Wilson’s plea for gay marriage last week, in which he also called for respect of religions.

The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras may be one of the largest LGBTI pride events in the world, but before the iconic parties and parade came along, it was a very different scenario. History buff Graham Willett examines its evolution since its birth in 1978.

This year, the symbol of the LGBTI community will fly from four times as many Sydney town halls as 2014.

Mrs Macquarie’s Chair Mrs Macquaries Road, Sydney Saturday, February 28 Photographer: Ann-Marie Calilhanna © Star Observer 2014 | For the latest in Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, …

Mrs Macquarie’s Chair Mrs Macquaries Road, Sydney Saturday, February 28 Photographer: Ann-Marie Calilhanna © Star Observer 2014 | For the latest in Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, …

Organisers say they are pleased LGBTI sport has been recognised.

New Victorian guidelines set out sporting clubs’ obligations when it comes to trans* participation but a campaigner says the law itself needs to change.