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Bibliophile | ‘Penitent’ asks thrilling questions about justice and morality

“I wanted to balance the suspense with bigger questions – about morality, responsibility, and what it really means to do the right thing when every decision comes with its own price.”

Tasmanian doctors and health workers back conversion ban bill

More than 50 Tasmanian health practitioners have endorsed proposed legislation banning conversion practices, arguing the measures will improve wellbeing.

On This Gay Day | ‘Holding the Man’ author Tim Conigrave died

His memoir became widely acclaimed as queer literature since its publication in 1995.

Young Pride

For many of us, this year might be the second or third time we've attended Pride; for others, it could be the twenty-second. But...

Gay Marriage Advocates head to Canberra

WA gay marriage advocates and supporters fly to Canberra tomorrow as part of a national campaign to lobby federal politicians in person. Gay and...

20 Years On

I remember reading a newspaper article back in 1987 that was about the 20th anniversary of The Beatles releasing Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club...

SA Premier pushes for gay marriage

SA Premier Mike Rann urged the Federal Government to legalise same-sex marriage last weekend in one of his final addresses as Premier while the...

World Shorts – September 2011

Iran: 'We Are Everywhere' LGBT Iranians have been coming out online as part of a new campaign against the current laws against homosexuality in the...

Anthony Callea

You'd think Anthony Callea would be used to the limelight by now but the 28 year-old admits he's not the most confident person when...

Batteries Not Included

One thing about lesbians, when it comes to sex toys- we either really love them or we hate them. I personally wouldn't mind, but...

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Bibliophile | ‘Penitent’ asks thrilling questions about justice and morality

“I wanted to balance the suspense with bigger questions – about morality, responsibility, and what it really means to do the right thing when every decision comes with its own price.”

Tasmanian doctors and health workers back conversion ban bill

More than 50 Tasmanian health practitioners have endorsed proposed legislation banning conversion practices, arguing the measures will improve wellbeing.

On This Gay Day | ‘Holding the Man’ author Tim Conigrave died

His memoir became widely acclaimed as queer literature since its publication in 1995.

Short films bring to life this year’s Booker Prize short list

Acclaimed actors perform excerpts from the 2026 Booker Prize shortlist, including queer novels by Marlon James and Douglas Stuart.

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Maisi and the Disco's new single celebrates Madonna with playful references to her biggest hits and iconic legacy.
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