Posts in category Sydney

By Mike Hitch What matters at Mardi Gras this year?  Eight edgy Asian comedians say: Parramattas! They’ll been dealing with humorous Asian queer matters when …

By Rita Bratovich If you went on the Marriage Equality Rainbow Walk from Bondi to Bronte in October 2017, you would have walked past the …

Rainbow Babies and Kids (RBK) has been declined a spot in this year’s Mardi Gras Parade. The group was formed about 20 years ago and …

The Geographical Names Board is seeking community feedback on a proposal by the City of Sydney Council to name an urban green-space in the suburb …

Danny is a young man who comes from a deeply religious, stoically traditional Lebanese family. He lives with his uncompromising mother and, until recently, was …

Review: John Waters: Make Trouble, Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House, Tuesday 15 October By Star Observer contributor RICHIE BLACK The Star Observer wishes to endorse …

Sponsored content Gene Kelly: The Legacy is an intimate and personal look into the life of Gene Kelly. Legendary actor, dancer, director and choreographer Gene …

“I think there’s a gap in Sydney for parties that bring us together not just to connect but to reflect on our differences and celebrate the strength that comes from those differences.”

From July 25 to July 28, film lovers in Sydney will have a rare chance to experience some of Taiwan’s best LGBTQI filmmaking in cinemas at the Taiwan Film Festival.

The Pollys Club, one of Australia’s longest-running LGBTQI social nights, will celebrate its 55th birthday with a fabulous ‘Drag-a-ganza’ dance this Saturday July 20.