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Erica Wardle and Lucas Bowers blew apart the national fashion scene when they launched their menswear label ericaamerica in 2001. With an aesthetic which...

All the World's a Stage

‘I like this place and willingly could waste my time in it'. So said Celia from Shakespeare's hit play As You Like It. She...

Love & Other Catastrophes

Can you bend it like Beckett? Slam it like Shakespeare? If you think you have what it takes to be an award-winning scriptwriter, then...

Living Well With HIV: Beginning Fresh

‘What the f…We are now in 2008 and I was supposed to be dead. I never planned to live this long…' For some...

January Local Sports Roundup

LOTON PARK TENNIS Join Loton Park Tennis Club before January 31 and be in the draw to win a free racket! The club's membership has...

January World News Briefs

ASIA & OCEANIA PNG Witchcraft Worries: A report by the International Treatment Preparedness Coalition has found that in Papua New Guinea, people are accessing witchcraft...

January National News Briefs

Porn Used to Encourage Safe Sex (VIC): The Victorian AIDS Council's latest ad campaign uses images from safe-sex porn to encourage men who have...

January Horoscopes with Beau Vine

Capricorn (Dec 21 - Jan 19) What is a ‘sea-goat' Capricorn?! I mean really – a ‘sea-goat'? That is Capricorn's logo after-all: some half-drowned, wretched...

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Pet Shops Boys and Russell T Davies team up to adapt ‘It’s a Sin’ into a dance work

The show will have its premiere in Manchester, but no date has been set.

On This Gay Day | Composer Stephen Sondheim was born

The giant of musical theatre wrote many memorable works include 'Into the Woods' and 'Assassins'.

Khalid to bring his ‘It’s Always Summer Somewhere Tour’ to Australia

The R&B star will be playing a show in Perth on 18th November at RAC Arena.

Election | Labor returned to government in South Australia

Labor will continue as the party of government in South Australia, with Premier Peter Malinauskas taking on a second term.