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One Nation candidate says he was joking when he said, “The only thing worse than a gay person with power is a woman”.

Stuart Bonds has brushed off concerns over his history of promoting conspiracy theories.

Labor commits $10 million to LGBTIQA+ inclusive health care

Health Minister Mark Butler made the announcement earlier this week.

Pythons Hockey team expresses disappointment over UK trans ban

New rules will begin in the UK from September 2025.

TAB Family release new single ‘Ecstasy’ and get ready for their Fringe World debut

Local Perth outfit TAB Family have a new tune, Ecstasy was released to streaming platforms this weekend and features their signature sound that melds...

Perth Cultural Centre redevelopment gets underway

The $55 million dollar project is set to transform the space.

Community member Gary Martin passes away aged 60

Martin was a life member of Bears Perth and a well known community photographer.

New family and domestic violence initiative to support LGBTIQA+SB communities

Living Proud has announced a new initiative in partnership with Ruah Community Services.

$1 million worth of grants available for suicide prevention projects

Health Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson says funding will be provided to community led projects.

WA government plans to make sport more accessible by opening up school facilities

new $10 million inititiative will enable more community groups to access public school facilities.

GRAI seeks input from older LGBTI people about ending conversion therapy practices

GLBTI Rights in Ageing Inc. (GRAI), Australia’s leading organisation supporting older LGBTI individuals, is calling on older members of the LGBTI community to share...

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One Nation candidate says he was joking when he said, “The only thing worse than a gay person with power is a woman”.

Stuart Bonds has brushed off concerns over his history of promoting conspiracy theories.

Labor commits $10 million to LGBTIQA+ inclusive health care

Health Minister Mark Butler made the announcement earlier this week.

Stars urged to boycott Hungary over laws banning Pride gatherings

Robbie Williams, Chappel Roan, Emile Sande and Katy Perry are all scheduled to visit the country.

Thousands rally for transgender rights in London

The protests follow a landmark legal decision earlier this week.
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