‘Defund’ Department of Homo Affairs, Demands One Nation MLC Mark Latham
One Nation MLC Mark Latham, who recently failed to get the NSW Parliament to pass two of his anti-LGBTQI legislations, has found a new target. …
One Nation MLC Mark Latham, who recently failed to get the NSW Parliament to pass two of his anti-LGBTQI legislations, has found a new target. …
Australia is one of the few countries in the world to have openly gay politicians, including a head of government. Politics In Colour is organising …
With COVID absolutely decimating the arts industry, you’d think having a multi-award winning, international phenomena like Drag Race filming in Sydney would be a welcome …
NSW Arts Minister, Don Harwin, has resigned from his post amid criticism over his alleged infraction of the Public Health Order imposed as part of …
If Mardi Gras is successful, the event would bring over one million visitors to Sydney from around the globe and generate an economic footprint of between $600 and $800 million dollars.
“It’s unacceptable that some trans and gender diverse people are still waiting for full marriage equality.”
“Perhaps ironically the Liberals have preselected more openly identifying LGBTI politicians than any other party”
SBS will air the short films as part of the broadcaster’s coverage of next year’s Mardi Gras anniversary.
Labor’s Walt Secord cut off openly gay Don Harwin in parliament with a remark some have perceived as being homophobic.
As we usher in a brand new year, the Star Observer reflects on some of the biggest LGBTI news stories of 2015 – from important law reforms to topics that had everyone talking.