LGBTQI projects funded in Sydney’s Inner West
Seven local LGBTQI initiatives are among 66 projects that will share in more than $300,000 funding as part of the Inner West Council’s 2019-20 community …
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PFLAG targets Albanese over Religious Discrimination Bill
The Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) group has taken aim at Federal Opposition Leader and Member for Grayndler Anthony Albanese over his …
Sydney councillor who compared rainbow flag to ‘flag of ISIS’ following Yes vote cops fine
The NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal upheld that Cr Julie Passas had engaged in “unlawful homosexual vilification” after she abused a neighbour who put up a rainbow flag to celebrate the Yes vote.
New Sydney dance party ‘Worship’ to celebrate diversity of queer art and artists
“I think there’s a gap in Sydney for parties that bring us together not just to connect but to reflect on our differences and celebrate the strength that comes from those differences.”
NSW Labor announces $4.2m funding to establish the NSW Pride Health and Community Centre
NSW Labor’s pledge mirrors the state government’s announcement last week that they would fund an LGBTIQ+ health centre in New South Wales.
Inner West Council announces Pride Seat dedications and gateway mural
Peter de Waal and Peter ‘Bon’ Bonsall-Boone, Lex Watson, Roberta Perkins, Timothy J Bishop, Robyn Plaister, The Feminist Bookshop, and The Pollys Club will have Pride Seats dedicated in their honour.
Inner West Council calls for nominations for Pride Seat dedications
“This is a lovely way to recognise the incredible contribution our residents have made to LGBTI rights.”
Pride seats dedicated to queer champions to be installed around Sydney’s inner west
“This is a lovely way to recognise the incredible contribution our residents have made to LGBTI rights.”
Sydney to provide free gay weddings for 100 days if marriage equality passes
The city’s community facilities, halls, and parks would be available at no charge for gay weddings.
Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras to pick from the past to face the future
The famous festival is going back to the future with a plan to revisit a number of ideas ditched years ago, including having one single home and making greater use of volunteers.