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OPINION | Safety is for everyone

"Public safety cannot be selective. It either protects all of us, or it protects none of us."

Budget extends commitment to HIV response

Health groups have welcomed news in the federal budget of continued support for Australia's efforts to eliminate HIV.

Ella Prince on why ‘The Shepherd’s Hut’ is a story for today’s world

Ella Prince returns to Perth for Black Swan Theatre’s adaptation of Tim Winton’s 'The Shepherd’s Hut', exploring masculinity and connection.

On This Gay Day: So many things happened

Playwright and songwriter Noel Coward died on this day in 1973 British playwright and songwriter Noel Coward died in Jamaica on this day in 1973. A...

On This Gay Day: Actor Elizabeth Taylor died in 2011

Eliabeth Taylor is remembered for her vocal support for AIDS research Actor Elizabeth Taylor was one of the greatest film stars of the 20th century...

On This Gay Day: Composer Stephen Sondheim was born

Stephen Sondheim was born on this day in 1930 Composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim was born in New York on this day in 1930. Sondheim's Broadway...

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

Back in 2017 Senator Janet Rice started knitting in federal parliament During the height the debate over marriage equality government minister Peter Dutton had a...

On This Gay Day: Remembering Ricky Wilson from the B-52's

Ricky Wilson from The B-52's was born on this day in 1953 Ricky Wilson was the guitarist in the popular band The B-52's, he was...

On This Gay Day: Actor Edward Everett Horton was born

Actor Edward Everett Horton had a fascinating career in film, radio, theatre and animated cartoons. Edward Everett Horton was born on this day in 1886....

On This Gay Day: The film 'Victor / Victoria' premiered in 1982

Forget Mary Poppins and Maria von Trapp, in 1982 Julia Andrews became Count Victor Grazinski! Victor/Victoria is a 1982 American musical comedy film directed by...

On This Gay Day: Documentary 'Paris is Burning' made its debut

In 1991 the film 'Paris is Burning' is given a general release The legendary documentary Paris Is Burning was given a general release on this day...

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OPINION | Safety is for everyone

"Public safety cannot be selective. It either protects all of us, or it protects none of us."

Budget extends commitment to HIV response

Health groups have welcomed news in the federal budget of continued support for Australia's efforts to eliminate HIV.

Ella Prince on why ‘The Shepherd’s Hut’ is a story for today’s world

Ella Prince returns to Perth for Black Swan Theatre’s adaptation of Tim Winton’s 'The Shepherd’s Hut', exploring masculinity and connection.

Attacks on Queer Prom event raise calls for LGBTIQA+ youth safety

“When these spaces are targeted, it sends a message that young people’s safety is up for debate.”

Parents at Adelaide school plan protest against IDAHOBIT event

Parents say IDAHOBIT Day is "woke" and part of an "gender ideology" push.
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