“We didn’t know what was coming”: AIDS in Australia
On the evening of December 1, 1988, the first ever World AIDS Day, hundreds of people packed into the Martin Place amphitheatre in Sydney for …
On the evening of December 1, 1988, the first ever World AIDS Day, hundreds of people packed into the Martin Place amphitheatre in Sydney for …
After a year-long consultation process, the Australian Lesbian and Gay Archives has announced that they will be changing the name of the organisation. The archives, which collects …
As part of Noah Riseman’s Australian Research Council project, ‘Transgender Australians: The History of an Identity’, GERALDINE FELA has been going through the Australian Lesbian and …
“Trans and gender diverse people have a long connection to this location as various TGD groups would hold formal committee meetings and casual gatherings at Monroe’s”
QTV will cover news and currents affairs, airing at 9:30pm on C31 every Friday night for the next 13 weeks, starting March 1.
O’Dwyer added that “it’s not who we are as Liberals”.
“The doors to this colourful new world slammed shut, me on one side and [our rainbow community] on the other.”
“As a consequence of the remoteness of the various settlements here, there was a wide underground gay life, with informal social groups and venues.”
The grant will allow the Archives to digitise the outtakes from a classic documentary about the lead up to Sydney’s first Mardi Gras.
The organisers behind the initiative hope it will eventually grow to become Australia’s official LGBTI History Month.