Sydney’s Martin Place gets rainbow makeover for Mardi Gras season
Drag star Maxi Shield helped to launch the new rainbow stairs.
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May 2, 2018 Lea DeLaria’s new jazz comedy show to wow Sydney
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April 30, 2018 ‘Gay Asian men continue to face barriers to HIV prevention, treatment, and care’: ACON
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April 17, 2018 ‘Total inclusion of our mob’: queer Indigenous issues take spotlight at conference
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April 13, 2018 This year’s Aurora Ball set to transport guests to Emerald City
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April 9, 2018 Tim Draxl’s new cabaret show celebrates love
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‘It will celebrate brown, queer, and trans bodies’: vogue ball heading to Sydney for first time
“My girls are alternative – they don’t really f*ck with western beauty standards or the binary”
ACON to spotlight LGBTI health at Mardi Gras Fair Day
The ACON Zone will be a place to chill out, have fun and connect about your health.
Up to 70,000 expected at Mardi Gras’ Fair Day this weekend
“Fair Day is a beloved free fun day for LGBTI people from all walks of life and their friends, families, and fur babies”
Mardi Gras float to celebrate the people who have built the festival over the past four decades
Dozens of ‘worker bees’ will represent the diverse history of Mardi Gras.
Almost 400 same-sex marriages have been held in Australia so far
Over a third have been held in New South Wales.
Sam Smith partied a bit too hard in Sydney’s gay bars on a recent visit
“I had one really bad night where I puked at the bar because I was so drunk. I did a shot of tequila and then I just puked in my hand”
New gay bar for bears opens in Sydney
“Baby Bear Bar may be geared to beary gay guys, but everyone is welcome”
Drag queens are helping to teach kids about embracing diversity in Sydney
“Having a bold drag princess for kids to talk to opens their minds and allows them to ask questions and be curious”
Mardi Gras ’00: when Indigenous recognition and reconciliation were highlighted
With Mardi Gras’ 40th anniversary coming up, the Star Observer is taking a walk down memory lane and revisiting iconic moments in the festival’s history.