LGBT Community Pays Tribute To Nan McGregor, Co-Founder Of PFLAG Victoria
LGBTQI Victorians woke up on Wednesday morning to the news that one of their staunchest allies Nan McGregor, co-founder of PFLAG Victoria had passed away. …
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Israeli Film At MQFF Causes Rift Within The Community
The 31st edition of Melbourne Queer Film Festival was meant to be a triumphant return to theatres after COVID lockdowns, with a promise of “stories …
Creek Trail In Melbourne Vandalised With Swastikas And Homophobic Graffiti
Weeks after the Gardiner’s Creek Trail, that winds through the eastern suburbs of Burwood and Ashwood in Melbourne, reopened after major upgrades, local residents were …
Melbourne’s Port Phillip City Council Reverses Vote Against Rainbow Reforms
A fortnight after a local Melbourne council voted down proposals for Rainbow Tick accreditation and the setting up of an LGBTQIA+ advisory committee, the decision …
Rabbi Claims COVID-19 Vaccine Can Make People Gay
Conspiracy theories with regard to the COVID-19 pandemic, and now vaccines, are a dime a dozen on the internet. So it was only a matter …
Melbourne Synagogue Distances Itself From Vile Remarks
The Caulfield Synagogue in Melbourne has disassociated itself from derisive comments made by one of its board members on social media against LGBTQI diversity. The …
Melbourne Golf Club Vandalised with Anti-Semitic, Homophobic Graffiti
The Victoria police are investigating after Swastikas and homophobic graffiti were sprayed on to the green at the Cranbourne Golf Club in Melbourne. The Club …
Jewish LGBTI group Aleph Melbourne receives ‘historic’ apology from Jewish council
Aleph Melbourne says they believe this to be the first ever apology from any Jewish community in relation to the mistreatment of LGBTIQ people.
Glen Eira council includes LGBTI residents in aged care strategy for first time
In the recent five year aged care strategy of the council, which covers swathes of Melbourne’s south east, it included a focus on LGBTI residents for the first time.
Melbourne school becomes first to sign up as supporter of marriage equality
A Melbourne K-12 school has become the first in Australia to sign up as a supporter of marriage equality, sitting alongside over 800 businesses and organisations.