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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 | 'Beautiful Thing' made its theatrical debut

It would soon be turned into a film and be restaged many times in the following decades.

On This Gay Day | The acronym AIDS is proposed in Washington

On this day in 1982, the acronym AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) is first proposed at a meeting in Washington.

On This Gay Day | ‘Bears’ were mentioned in print for the first time

It was 1979 when the Bears were first recorded in print.

On This Gay Day | Remembering Dr. James Barry

He was a leading surgeon and doctor during Queen Victoria's time.

On This Gay Day | Director Gus Van Sant was born

Gus Van Sant is one of Hollywood's most intriguing directors.

On This Gay Day | Ronald Reagan’s HIV Epidemic Commission met for the first time

Regan had been criticised for failing to quickly take action on the issue of HIV which was first detected in 1981.

On This Gay Day | Rufus Wainwright was born in 1973

The prolific musician has made everything from pop hits to opera and recreations of famous Judy Garland shows.

On This Gay Day | Vincenzo Francone makes a statement at the 1980 Olympics

The Italian activist stage a protest about homosexuality being illegal.

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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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