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First Asia Pacific Outgames – A Model to Follow

From January 30 to February 3, over 1,500 registered participants descended on Melbourne for the first ever Asia Pacific Outgames. The games,...

Perth Street Art: Operation Coleman

Perth street artists are under siege. The police have just recently conducted one of the biggest counter strikes against graffiti artists. While such a...

True Colours Recommences

Uniting Care West have announced the recommencement of the True Colours social support group in 2008, meaning that GLBTI young people, their friends and...

DO THE DATAROCK

What do you get if you take two scruffy faced musicians from Bergen, Norway, give them Roland Grooveboxes and Casio Keyboards, matching red...

Round & Round – The Caucasian Chalk Circle

Brad Reid is finally living the life he has dreamed of for so long. With an extensive background in creating backgrounds, Reid is all...

Water Lilies

Directed by Celine Sciamma This film opens with the operatic intensity of a synchronised swimming competition, full of sequins, splashing water and the unison of...

IBM Fosters Diversity in Business

Mark Latchford, the Vice President of IBM's Systems and Technology Group in Australia and New Zealand, gave a presentation at the...

The Black Balloon

Directed by Elissa Down Writer/director Elissa Down drew on her own experiences growing up in an army family for her first feature...

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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.