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Bibliophile: Troy-Anthony Baylis: Let it Bleed

A lavish new volume explores three decades of Troy-Anthony Baylis's art, identity, humour, activism and creative experimentation.

Mark Latham served bankruptcy papers over his failure to pay Alex Greenwich

Mark Latham has been served bankruptcy papers over unpaid damages to Alex Greenwich, potentially threatening his future in parliament.

On This Gay Day | ‘That Certain Summer’ premiered in 1972

Hal Holbrook and Martin Sheen played a same-sex couple on TV at a time when there were almost no positive depictions.

Gay, bisexual, queer men and non-binary people – it’s time for the periodic survey!

It's a bi-annual survey which gages people's sexual behaviour and drug taking and sexual health practices.

Screening Saves Lives: Screening with Pride at Fairday

Find the Screening Saves Lives counter at Pride's biggest day this weekend.

More action urged on suicide prevention

The latest data has reveals the cohorts more at risk of suicide.

InterLink achieves accreditation against national standards

The community-controlled intersex psychosocial support service run by InterAction for Health and Human Rights has achieved accreditation in line with the National Safety and Quality Digital Mental Health Standards. 

Is cervical screening important for trans and gender diverse people?

Mathéo is one of the faces of the Own It national cervical screening campaign.

Are you ready to Movember?

Show your support for men's health this November.

Collectables expo TreasureCon is coming to Perth this November

Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre will be transformed into a haven for all things collectible for two massive days this November.

New Marc Fennell SBS series tackles the big topics

Over a series of dinner parties the SBS host greets guests for bold and fearless conversations.

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Bibliophile: Troy-Anthony Baylis: Let it Bleed

A lavish new volume explores three decades of Troy-Anthony Baylis's art, identity, humour, activism and creative experimentation.

Mark Latham served bankruptcy papers over his failure to pay Alex Greenwich

Mark Latham has been served bankruptcy papers over unpaid damages to Alex Greenwich, potentially threatening his future in parliament.

On This Gay Day | ‘That Certain Summer’ premiered in 1972

Hal Holbrook and Martin Sheen played a same-sex couple on TV at a time when there were almost no positive depictions.

Rainbow Families BOUNCE into Halloween with a spooktacular celebration!

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Jimmy Somerville blasts LGB Alliance for using Bronski Beat anthem without permission

Jimmy Somerville has condemned the LGB Alliance's use of Smalltown Boy, vowing to have the song removed from its film.
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