Posts in category Opinion

FOR many years, the LGBTI community and the Labor party have shared a strong, trusting and working friendship. In particular, firstly as a woman living in …

The institution of marriage might be dying, but gay people aren’t to blame. In fact, we could be the ones to save it. Samuel Leighton-Dore explains.

NOW that we’re into the new year, it’s time to look at the hot issues and key challenges that lie ahead. Easier drug access From July …

EVERY year the same sentiments on LGBTI issues are echoed: “This is the year equality will be achieved”. We’re ever so hopeful that marriage equality …

With faith-based schools and even the Catholic Church becoming more accepting of LGBTI people, Minto Felix pens his thoughts on why the ACL is out of touch with the Christians they purport to represent.

With 2014 almost done and dusted, now is an apt time to reflect on the year’s HIV-related accomplishments and achievements. And there’s much to acknowledge — not least of all AIDS 2014.

Today the National Museum of Australia opens its exhibition of items that represent the work of state and territory nominees for Australian of the Year 2015. Tasmanian Australian of the Year, Rodney Croome, explains the badge he chose to represent his work as a gay rights advocate.

Deep within the social media universe, a well-known drag identity from the 90s has made a comeback — and she’s more political than ever. Here, Pauline Pantsdown writes exclusively about her viral 2014 campaigns and how to make “clicktivism” work for our community.

So, my partner and I just moved into our own place — and it’s (high octave) a pretty big deal. Not least because I was …

The final report of the Review of the Australian Curriculum was released in October, and in response, Justin Koonin pens his thoughts on how it fell short of addressing issues facing LGBTI students across the country.