Will COVID-19 change how you date and hook-up?
As the coronavirus pandemic spreads, and with increased warnings by the World Health Organization to maintain ‘social distance’, dating apps such as Hornet, Bumble, Tinder, …
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May 22, 2018 Gay and bisexual teenagers are using Grindr to make friends
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April 26, 2018 ‘I’ve come to terms with the fact I am a cheater’: relationships and infidelity in the gay community
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January 22, 2018 ‘He-Man to androgynous’: the gay and bi men redefining what it means to be masc
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March 21, 2016 We’ll tell you what’s racism
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January 29, 2016 Inaugural Midsumma Australia Post Art Prize winners announced
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Gay and bisexual teenagers are using Grindr to make friends
“Youth are getting lots more out of these apps than just sexual relationships.”
‘I’ve come to terms with the fact I am a cheater’: relationships and infidelity in the gay community
“I personally struggle to see cheating as a black and white affair – pun intended – or something that signifies the end of a longstanding committed relationship”
‘He-Man to androgynous’: the gay and bi men redefining what it means to be masc
“When people write things online like ‘masc for masc’ it can make men feel they need to change themselves – I think it’s important for your mental health to just be who you want to be”
We’ll tell you what’s racism
When a person is neither straight nor with Anglo/Irish heritage, the intersectional discrimination they face from society can be oppressive and isolating — and it can even manifest within the LGBTI community. Matthew Wade spoke to a handful of gay men from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds about their experiences.
Inaugural Midsumma Australia Post Art Prize winners announced
Australia Post hosted its inaugural Art Prize exhibition at Midsumma Festival this year, with Matto Lucas talking home the Star Observer Prize.
And the beat goes on
Cruising for sex in public areas has been a part of gay subculture for decades. But with greater LGBTI visibility and the rise of gay hook-up apps like Grindr, will beats be around for much longer? Matthew Wade reports.