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The A List in April

Where to begin, where to begin? April brings internationally renowned guests to WASO and UWA's Keyed Up, while Kulcha keeps bringing the world to...

Road to Reconciliation with Jim Morrison

There are numerous stories and examples of the positive impact the National Apology has had on both the Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal population. It is...

Toys, toys, toys… in all shapes and sizes

Dildos, vibrators, butt plugs, fleshlights… latex, vinyl, jelly, cyberskin, glass, stainless steel… sex toys come in all manner of shapes and sizes. I have...

Marcus Bourget On Moving On

This year meant the thirtieth anniversary for Mardi Gras, but it was also the end of the road for its high profile chairperson of...

Further Discrimination Identified by AG

After an audit of all federal laws, Federal Attorney-General Robert McClelland has revealed a further 40 discriminatory laws that discriminate against same-sex couples currently...

Regional Spotlight on… Malaysia

JH Lee from Malaysia's PT Foundation gives an insider's perspective on queer rights in Malaysia. Hailed by the March 16th edition of the news magazine...

Tastes of the Outback

Life's too short not to get along to ute musterin' when there's ute musterin' to be had. Now in its fifth year, Tastes of...

Surf's Up

The surf's up all this month. Australia's Surf Life Saving Championships come to Scarborough, April 1-6, then the breaks move south as the DrugAware...

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Casey Donovan, Josh Thomas, Dannii Minogue & more sign up for ‘Portrait Artist of the Year’

54 talented artists will have the opportunity to capture famous Australians in their own unique style.

Spilt Milk festival returns with RAYE, Lewis Capaldi and more

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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.

Kirralie Smith and Binary lose appeal against vilification finding

Kirralie Smith, the CEO of anti-transgender organisation Binary, has lost an appeal against a vilification finding in the New South Wales Supreme Court.

WA court rules that transgender woman should stay in male prison for now

WA's Supreme Court has temporarily blocked a transgender prisoner's transfer to a women's facility pending appeal proceedings.