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Meshell Ndegeocello and Cynthia Erivo take on a George Michael and Aretha Franklin classic

For her next album Synonym acclaimed jazz musician Meshell Ndegeocello is teaming up with an intriguing list of collaborators and taking on some classic tunes.

AIDS 2026 opens with stark declaration that global targets are not being achieved

AIDS 2026, the 26th International AIDS Conference is underway in Rio de Janeiro.

On This Gay Day | Choreographer Jerome Robbins died in 1998

Jerome Robbins made his mark in cinema and theatre.

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AIDS 2026 opens with stark declaration that global targets are not being achieved

AIDS 2026, the 26th International AIDS Conference is underway in Rio de Janeiro.

Just.Equal to survey Secret Harbour candidates on LGBTIQA+ law reform

Just.Equal is seeking answers from all candidates on where they stand on WA's Equal Opportunity Act.

Moira Deeming quits the Liberal party after being dropped as a candidate

Victorian MP Moira Deeming has resigned from the Liberal Party, becoming an independent after disendorsement and ongoing political controversy.

Ben Carroll is the new premier of Victoria

Ben Carroll has replaced Jacinta Allan as Victoria's premier, giving him only months to prepare for November's election.

Pauline Hanson loses appeal on Mehreen Faruqi racial discrimination finding

Appeal court upholds finding that Pauline Hanson breached the Racial Discrimination Act over comments directed at Mehreen Faruqi.

Berlin Pride attack suspect shot and killed by police

Police say the main suspect in Berlin's Pride celebration attack was shot dead after allegedly attacking officers.

UK Defence Secretary Wes Streeting says horrific attack in Berlin shows why Pride is necessary

UK minister Wes Streeting condemns Berlin Pride attack as police investigate an incident that left one dead and 16 injured.

Berlin police release image of Pride attack suspect

German police have released an image of a suspect sought over the deadly attack following Berlin Pride celebrations.

Pride WA release statement of solidarity following attack in Berlin

Pride WA has expressed solidarity with Berlin Pride after a fatal attack left one dead and 16 injured.

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Just.Equal to survey Secret Harbour candidates on LGBTIQA+ law reform

Just.Equal is seeking answers from all candidates on where they stand on WA's Equal Opportunity Act.

‘ˈalkəmē UNLEASHED’ is loaded with local talent that doesn’t hold back

Sinista Entertainment is bringing a talent spectacular to Metro City this Friday that aspires to be unlike anything you've seen before.

WAAC and HepatitisWA come together as thread: community + health

"The name is new, but the work behind it, and the commitment to the communities we serve, continues."

Young West Aussies invited to take the Minister’s Innovation Challenge

Young people across Western Australia are invited to put their entrepreneurial skills to the test in the Minister's Innovation Challenge.

Culture

Wentworth favourites return in new spin-off series

The Wentworth franchise returns with a new spin-off following Boomer, Lou and Franky as they rebuild life outside prison.

Vincent Hooper on bringing adult pantomime ‘Throbbin’ Wood’ to Perth

Director Vincent Hooper discusses adult pantomime, audience participation and bringing the cheeky comedy of 'Throbbin' Wood' to Perth.

First look at ‘Carrie’ TV series brings iconic story into the modern world

Stephen King's iconic 1974 horror novel has spawned three film adaptations, a sequel and even a stage musical.

History

On This Gay Day | Choreographer Jerome Robbins died in 1998

Jerome Robbins made his mark in cinema and theatre.

On This Gay Day | 'Beautiful Thing' made its theatrical debut

It would soon be turned into a film and be restaged many times in the following decades.

On This Gay Day | The acronym AIDS is proposed in Washington

On this day in 1982, the acronym AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) is first proposed at a meeting in Washington.

On This Gay Day | ‘Bears’ were mentioned in print for the first time

It was 1979 when the Bears were first recorded in print.

Lifestyle

Young Australians recognised at the 2026 Achiever Awards

The Awards celebrate young people aged 15 - 25 who are or have been in the care of the Department of Communities.

Young West Aussies invited to take the Minister’s Innovation Challenge

Young people across Western Australia are invited to put their entrepreneurial skills to the test in the Minister's Innovation Challenge.

‘CatVideoFest’ offers a unique cinema experience and helps animals in need

Life is tough out here for humans and felines alike!

What is International Non-Binary People Day and why it matters

Explaining International Non-Binary People Day, its origins, and what non-binary identity means, with guidance on being an inclusive ally.

Community

WAAC and HepatitisWA come together as thread: community + health

"The name is new, but the work behind it, and the commitment to the communities we serve, continues."

Get ready for Wear It Purple Day

Wear It Purple Day has revealed its 2026 theme, Colours of Courage.

Could you be the PrideFEST Production Manager?

Pride WA are seeking someone to run the annual Pridefest.

Rainbow Futures secures $100,000 Lotterywest grant for community hub

Rainbow Futures WA receives $100,000 Lotterywest grant to support its new North Perth hub, strengthening inclusion and community wellbeing across WA.

Perth Pride Choir have a quiz night to raise funds for Out & Loud

The Perth Pride Choir is inviting everyone to their next fundraiser, a Quiz Night on Saturday 15 August.

Support Perth Frontrunners at their annual quiz night

Perth Frontrunners will host its annual trivia fundraiser in Maylands, bringing community members together for prizes, fun and support.

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AIDS 2026, the 26th International AIDS Conference is underway in Rio de Janeiro.

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Just.Equal to survey Secret Harbour candidates on LGBTIQA+ law reform

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