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HIV advocate Mark Reid honoured in King’s Birthday list

Western Australian HIV advocate Mark Reid has been made a member of the Order of Australia in today's King Birthday honours.

On This Gay Day | Author Marguerite Yourcenar was born in 1903

Yourcenar wrote the modern classic 'Memories of Hadrian'

To Adapt is to Endure: An Unfinished History of WAAC

WAAC CEO Daniel Vujcich and Chairperson Conrad Liveris provide an update following the organisation's recent Special General Meeting.

On This Gay Day | Musician Meshell Ndegeocello was born

American singer-songwriter, rapper and bass player Meshell Ndegeocello was born on this day in 1968. Born into a military family in Berlin, Germany, she grew...

On This Gay Day | The Gay Games was first held in 1982

The event draws thousands of competitors to the host city for 10 days of sports and culture.

On This Gay Day | Louise Pratt delivered her first speech in federal parliament

Senator Pratt took the opportunity to highlight that her partner at the time faced discrimination as a transgender man.

On This Gay Day | Christopher Isherwood was born in 1904

Author Christopher Isherwood wrote the short novel that inspired the musical 'Cabaret'.

On This Gay Day | 'The Wizard of Oz' was released

We've been following the yellow brick road since 1939.

On This Gay Day | Choreographer Lindsay Kemp died in 2018

Lindsay Kemp worked with many artists including Kate Bush and David Bowie.

On This Gay Day | Playwright and performer Charles Busch was born

Over the decades Busch has written plays, films, books and been a memorable performer.

On This Gay Day | In 1992 ‘The Living End’ was released

Gregg Araki's ‘The Living End’ was dubbed the gay ‘Thelma and Louise’.

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HIV advocate Mark Reid honoured in King’s Birthday list

Western Australian HIV advocate Mark Reid has been made a member of the Order of Australia in today's King Birthday honours.

On This Gay Day | Author Marguerite Yourcenar was born in 1903

Yourcenar wrote the modern classic 'Memories of Hadrian'

To Adapt is to Endure: An Unfinished History of WAAC

WAAC CEO Daniel Vujcich and Chairperson Conrad Liveris provide an update following the organisation's recent Special General Meeting.

Employment Minister Amanda Rishworth may intervene in Fair Work Commission stoush

Employment Minister Amanda Rishworth has refused to rule out intervening in a dispute at the highest levels of Australia’s Fair Work Commission.

‘Dirty Talk’ is coming to The Blue Room to explore romance and audio-erotica

Coming up at The Blue Room is Dirty Talk, a queer, new age, fantastical rom-com that joyfully explores the audio-erotica genre through an immersive soundscape and the discovery of an unexpected connection.
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