Posts in category Life

Matt Armato and Beau Ciolino, a gay couple with a charming sense of style when it comes to both clothes and decor, took a chance …

Leading on from the Star Observer’s piece earlier in the year questioning if older LGBTQI folks are being forgotten about, the concept of co-living was …

“She don’t want to be your man or woman. She wants to be your love. Multi-love’s got me on my knee. We were one, then …

It’s a Saturday night and Mum and I are at Blacktown Hoyts. She’s emptying mini packets of contraband Smiths chips from her bag. I pull …

“Love is love. The love you give is the love you get back from the kids. They don’t care if you’re a male/male couple, they just want to be loved.”

“We were told it was going to be very difficult for us to bring our baby home.”

The sudden diagnosis of HIV or any other condition, how unexpected or minor, can tip any of us over the point of what we call the ‘Fuck It’ factor.

The stereotype that many of us will fail to ever find a long lasting partner akin to our married heterosexual family and friends is hardly new. But how much truth is there in that, and why? Samuel Leighton-Dore pens his thoughts.

Samuel Leighton-Dore discusses the unique challenges faced by LGBTI people living with disabilities in the pursuit of sexual fulfilment and love.

Are we too submissive towards homophobic customers? Samuel Leighton-Dore reflects on his experiences in dealing with homophobia in hospitality and customer service industries.