San Francisco Abolishes Gay Bathhouse Ban After 36 Years
It’s been almost four decades but San Franciscans will soon be able to get down and dirty in their neighbourhood gay bathhouse, just like the …
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May 23, 2019 Sydney man to cycle 877 kilometres to raise money for HIV/AIDS
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July 19, 2018 LGBTI friends of dead trans student pay for funeral after parents refuse to claim the body
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June 20, 2018 How to come out in 50 easy steps
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May 9, 2018 Dykes on Bikes co-founder Soni Wolf remembered as fierce advocate
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March 31, 2016 Throwback: Star Observer’s coverage of the first ever Gay International Olympic Games
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Mother Of Gay Rugby, Alice Hoagland, Passes Away Aged 71
Alice Hoagland, mother of gay rugby player Mark Bingham, passed away on December 22, 2020, following an illness. The news of her death has left …
San Francisco’s Iconic Twin Peaks Tavern May Close Down
With a history spanning 48 years, Twin Peaks Tavern in the heart of the Castro District in San Francisco, may soon be forced to call …
Sydney man to cycle 877 kilometres to raise money for HIV/AIDS
The seven-day bike ride from San Francisco to Los Angeles is recognised as the world’s largest annual HIV/AIDS fundraiser.
LGBTI friends of dead trans student pay for funeral after parents refuse to claim the body
Members of the LGBTI community have already raised more than $20,000 to help with funeral expenses.
How to come out in 50 easy steps
Realising you’re a card carrying queer can be tough when you’re convinced you’re straight.
Dykes on Bikes co-founder Soni Wolf remembered as fierce advocate
The 69-year-old co-founder of San Francisco’s Dykes on Bikes has passed away.
San Francisco reports dramatic decline in HIV infection rates
SAN FRANCISCO has reported an encouraging development in the city’s long waged battle against HIV, with newly released data revealing that infection rates have dropped by a third over a three year period. …
San Francisco residents speak out about Orlando, U.S gun laws
In light of the recent Orlando shooting, the Star Observer caught up with queer residents in San Francisco’s famous Castro District to hear their thoughts.
Throwback: Star Observer’s coverage of the first ever Gay International Olympic Games
During the 1982 games held in San Francisco, Bob Goldsmith emerged as the hero of the Australian team when he won 17 medals in swimming — four of which were gold.