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On This Gay Day | Tom Hanks won an Oscar for AIDS drama 'Philadelphia'

It was the first of several Best Actor awards for Hanks.

Greens leader Dr Brad Pettitt voices concern over anti-LGBTIQA+ flyers

The Greens leader says LGBTIQA+ people have the right to feel safe, respected and supported.

West Australian Ballet defend decision to perform ‘Dracula’ without live orchestra

The MEAA union wants the company to hire an orchestra for its upcoming Adelaide season.

On This Gay Day | Leo Varadkar becomes Taoiseach in Ireland

Leo Varadkar became the fourth gay head of government in the world In 2017 Leo Varadkar became the Taoiseach of Ireland when he was elected leader...

On This Gay Day | Georgina Beyer was recognised by Queen Elizabeth II

The Kiwi politician was given country's Order of Merit for her services to LGBTQ+ rights and local government.

On This Gay Day | Poet Walt Whitman was born in 1819

Described as the father of free verse, his poetry was controversial in its day for its overt sexuality.

On This Gay Day | Transgender trailblazer Christine Jorgensen was born

In 1951 she was the first US citizen to undergo gender reassignment surgery and hormone treatment.

On This Gay Day | Musician Melissa Etheridge was born

Ehteridge dropped out of college to pursue her rock n roll dreams.

On This Gay Day | Author Sir Alan Hollinghurst was born

Author Sir Alan Hollinghurst celebrates his 71st birthday today.

On This Gay Day | Oscar Wilde was found guilty of gross indecency

At the time Wilde was at the height of his career.

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

In 2001, Louise Pratt delivered her inaugural speech to the Western Australian parliament, setting out an agenda for LGBTQ+ law reform.

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On This Gay Day | Tom Hanks won an Oscar for AIDS drama 'Philadelphia'

It was the first of several Best Actor awards for Hanks.

Greens leader Dr Brad Pettitt voices concern over anti-LGBTIQA+ flyers

The Greens leader says LGBTIQA+ people have the right to feel safe, respected and supported.

West Australian Ballet defend decision to perform ‘Dracula’ without live orchestra

The MEAA union wants the company to hire an orchestra for its upcoming Adelaide season.

On This Gay Day | Senator Janet Rice pulled out her knitting

Her stunt was in response to comments made by Liberal MP Peter Dutton.

Rainbow Futures WA responds to rising anti-LGBTIQA+ activity

The campaign comes amid growing concern about safety.
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