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June 7, 2019 The Project host Hamish Macdonald confirms same-sex relationship at GQ ball
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June 5, 2019 School stops valedictorian from giving ‘coming out’ graduation speech
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April 30, 2019 Cricketer James Faulkner backtracks from ‘coming out’ on social media
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March 27, 2019 Australian HIV organisations highlight guidelines around on-demand PrEP
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March 22, 2019 ‘I am prepared’: Steve Spencer on becoming HIV positive in the era of PrEP and U=U
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The Project host Hamish Macdonald confirms same-sex relationship at GQ ball
The journalist arrived at the ball and walked hand-in-hand with his partner on the red carpet.
School stops valedictorian from giving ‘coming out’ graduation speech
“Because they knew that I was gay, they chose not to let me give the speech.”
Cricketer James Faulkner backtracks from ‘coming out’ on social media
Cricket Australia has been forced to clarify to the media that Faulkner is not gay, calling the incident a “joke that has been taken out of context”.
Australian HIV organisations highlight guidelines around on-demand PrEP
ASHM has highlighted Australia’s guidelines around on-demand PrEP while Thorne Harbour Health has released a video explaining the prevention strategy, following the recent HIV diagnosis of PrEP advocate Steve Spencer.
‘I am prepared’: Steve Spencer on becoming HIV positive in the era of PrEP and U=U
“To alleviate the concerns of PrEP users, there have only been several recorded cases of seroconversions while on PrEP out of the approximately 450,000 people using this preventative strategy, globally.”
‘Being queer isn’t just a box, it’s a limitless way to express who you are as a person’
Genderqueer advocate Dani Leever on mental health organisation headspace and the safe space it provided them to explore their identity.
‘If you’re gay, I’m here for you’
Passing Queer 101 is hard when you don’t know where to start. This month Zo Watt lets her cousin know he has an ally.
There’s a silent community of gay men in straight marriages
“I could be hit by a bus tomorrow and no-one would know the person who died.”
Benjamin Law and his mum Jenny talk growing up gay and Asian
“Hopefully one of the side effects of the show is that there’s some basic representation that’s been missing out there, about a young non-Anglo teenager coming to terms with his sexuality.”