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WAAPA to bring iconic musical ‘Company’ to the State Theatre Centre

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Making a splash in 1970 and dominating the Tony Awards, Company is Stephen Sondheim's flashy exploration of finding connection and commitment in a modern world.
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Family First party targets specific rainbow families in Mother’s Day salvo

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Family First used Mother's Day to argue against same-sex parents, as well as access to surrogacy and IVF, by targeting specific LGBTQIA+ families.
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OPINION | Safety is for everyone

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"Public safety cannot be selective. It either protects all of us, or it protects none of us."
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Australia's response to HIV on track to meet UN AIDS targets

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Australia is on track to reach the UN AIDS targets of 95-95-95. At the HIV Science Conference in Brisbane Skye McGregor of the Kirby Institute...
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Self-testing could reduce the global impact of syphilis

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Self-testing for syphilis could reduce the sexually transmissible infection’s global impact, a Monash University-led study has found. Syphilis continues to be a major health issue,...
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WAAC CEO Lisa Dobrin announces she's moving on

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Lisa Dobrin, the CEO of WAAC has announced that she's leaving the health organisation after three and a half years in the leadership role. In...
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Thorne Harbour Health mark 40 years of helping LGBTIQA+ communities

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Today marks 40 years since the founding of Thorne Harbour Health, Australia's oldest HIV/AIDS organisation and now one of the largest LGBTIQ+ community controlled...
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Study finds migrants are missing out on access to PrEP

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International migrants in Australia and beyond are at increased risk of HIV infection due to reduced access to a highly effective prevention measure, a...
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Sign up for the Trans Community Safety Session

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A safety session for the transgender and gender-diverse community will held at Pride WA's Northbridge headquarters this month. The event is supported by a range...
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Research shows LGBTIQA+ workers have more mental health challenges

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LGBTQI+ workers are 42 per cent more likely to experience mental health conditions according to a newly released workplace mental health survey. SuperFriend, a workplace...
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HIV Taskforce hears about the effects of stigma and discrimination

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Australia's HIV taskforce met in Melbourne on Friday and heard about how stigma and discrimination still have a huge effect on the lives of...
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WAAPA to bring iconic musical ‘Company’ to the State Theatre Centre

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Making a splash in 1970 and dominating the Tony Awards, Company is Stephen Sondheim's flashy exploration of finding connection and commitment in a modern world.
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Family First party targets specific rainbow families in Mother’s Day salvo

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Family First used Mother's Day to argue against same-sex parents, as well as access to surrogacy and IVF, by targeting specific LGBTQIA+ families.
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OPINION | Safety is for everyone

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"Public safety cannot be selective. It either protects all of us, or it protects none of us."
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Budget extends commitment to HIV response

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Health groups have welcomed news in the federal budget of continued support for Australia's efforts to eliminate HIV.
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Ella Prince on why ‘The Shepherd’s Hut’ is a story for today’s world

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