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Harriet Shing to quit politics after ministry exit

Victorian minister Harriet Shing will leave parliament at the next election after announcing her departure from the ministry.

City of Perth reject plans for sex-on-premises venue Pink Rabbit Club

Pink Rabbit director Nick Needham will appeal to the State Administrative Tribunal after Perth councilors rejected the venue proposal.

Author Benjamin Alire Sáenz dies aged 71

Award-winning author Benjamin Alire Sáenz, best known for his Aristotle and Dante series, has died aged 71 after illness.

Desperately Seeking Asylum

Against the odds, a gay Uzbekistan man who 'lived with terror everyday' won asylum in the US last month for fear that he would...

I Know What You Did Last… Um… Winter

Salutations, ski bunnies and ski bucks! Well, Australia doesn't have much in the way of skiing attractions. Asides from the occasional exception like Mount...

Flocking To Wallpaper

For many of us, wallpaper occupies a bizarre double life in our own personal worlds. In one instance it haunts us with memories of our...

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No Regrets Caroline Nin sashays into Downstairs At His Maj to pay homage to the late, great legendary Edith Piaf in Hymne A Piaf. Think...

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Harriet Shing to quit politics after ministry exit

Victorian minister Harriet Shing will leave parliament at the next election after announcing her departure from the ministry.

City of Perth reject plans for sex-on-premises venue Pink Rabbit Club

Pink Rabbit director Nick Needham will appeal to the State Administrative Tribunal after Perth councilors rejected the venue proposal.

Author Benjamin Alire Sáenz dies aged 71

Award-winning author Benjamin Alire Sáenz, best known for his Aristotle and Dante series, has died aged 71 after illness.

Madonna to perform at WorldPride in Amsterdam

Madonna is set to appear at WorldPride Amsterdam as Confessions II continues chart success across multiple countries worldwide.

On This Gay Day | In 1981 a newspaper revealed Martina Navratilova was a lesbian

Navratilova won 59 Grand Slam titles across the singles and doubles categories in a career that spanned the 1970s and 1980s.
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