Posts in category Opinion

While COVID-19 has meant we have had to deal with many restrictions, there has been a major growth in one thing… The dinner party. In …

I was 10 when I first began absorbing messages about the ‘dysfunctional’ nature of LGBTQI people. Things that I listened to in my faith community, from the …

It is now October. I’m in metropolitan Melbourne and I’m not paying attention to Dan And’s announcements until something significant changes. ‘And’ now you can …

In October 1992, the first Australian National Bisexual Conference was held in Perth. From this conference, a set of 14 resolutions were developed, calling for …

Fifty years ago, and just one year after the Stonewall riots in New York in 1969, Australian homosexual city life involved clandestine private dinner parties, …

Our best lives were put on display; our difference seemingly acknowledged within the law just three years ago as the political discourse centred on rights …

I definitely never set out to ‘never drink again’ or really even go one day over my initial goal to see if I could go …

Those of us living in rainbow communities know all too well how powerful language can be. Too many of us have experienced that uneasy feeling …

I was 16 years old when I first attempted suicide.  That was more than 25 years ago, but for me this is a lifelong battle …

Being illegal in your own country is an unusual feeling, especially if the only crime you have committed is being yourself. As a queer woman …