Victim of Inner West Councillor Speaks Out: “Don’t Sit Quietly!”
Wednesday, November 15 in 2017 was a momentous day for the LGBTQI community. We won, through a postal survey, Australia’s acceptance for us to marry …
10 alternative questions Malcolm Turnbull could ask in the plebiscite
YOU know how there are those questions you should never ask? Questions like: ‘How do gay people have sex?’ or, ‘are you pregnant?’ or even, …
The year ahead in HIV
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 …
The year in HIV
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.
Fully PrEPPed
Last night, ACON hosted a Sydney community forum on PrEP, a new HIV prevention method that has polarised the gay community in the US since it was introduced there in 2012. While not properly available in Australia as yet, the advent of AIDS 2014 in Melbourne — of which PrEP was a big topic — has meant debate here has already started. Christopher Kelly attended last night’s forum and penned his observations.