PrEP’s success has been well-documented through global clinical trials and the impact it has had on the gay community since it was introduced in the US. Armed with this information, leading LGBTI health organisations in Australia — such as ACON — are now calling authorities to have PrEP approved and subsidised urgently, and there are simple reasons why. Matthew Wade reports.
A rainbow walk, rainbow lights for Adelaide’s town hall, an exhibition at the State Library, and even a visit by Stephen Fry — South Australia is bringing out all the guns to celebrate being the first state to decriminalise homosexuality 40 years ago.
Patrick Brookes featured on the cover of The Sydney Star’s volume 1 numbers 20 and 22 editions.
The Disclosure Project also aims to assist people living with HIV to identify the cause of any fear, apprehension, hesitation or shame about disclosing.
THE Victorian Seals Water Polo Club recently announced its plan to hold an inaugural National Water Polo League (NWPL) Pride Cup next year. The event will mark …
The new LGBTI Taskforce will play a role in advising the State Government on current and emerging LGBTI issues.
THE Victorian Government recently announced it will provide $1.2 million to programs across the state to help support the rights and mental health of young LGBTI …
A NEW queer mentoring program has been launched to help sexual and gender diverse students at Monash University as they enter the workforce. Students that identify …
The campaign was co-founded by Lachlan Beaton, whose profile skyrocketed after he posted a viral YouTube video in July.
THE Victorian AIDS Council (VAC) has launched a new exhibition in Melbourne that looks back at Australia’s longest-running sexual health campaign. The Drama Downunder campaign has …
