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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.

Sapphic Trampers 10 Years On

The Sapphic Trampers are celebrating their 10th anniversary this month after a decade of bushwalks, camping and kayaking. The Sapphic Trampers have paddled up the...

Editor's Thoughts – October

How important is that the LGBTI community, is a community? With the removal of many discriminating laws, growing acceptance in the workplace and increasingly...

Example

In the space of two years London dance act Example, aka Elliot Greave, has gone from being Calvin Harris' support act to a headliner...

Starting HIV Pills

Starting HIV medication used to be a very simple proposition in the late '80s and early '90s. Many people would do their utmost to...

Gen Y, why bareback?

Contemporary gay youth have grown up in what could be termed the post-'Grim Reaper' era. The safe sex message is everywhere. Yet, we see...

The Wanted

Boy bands had their time in the sun back in the '90s but The Wanted are reigniting our love affair with this pop institution....

Leigh Woods

Record label boss Leigh Wood sifted through thousands of down-tempo chill-out tracks to find the cream of the crop for the new compilation, Elysian...

No Shrinking Violet

She's been writing songs for as long as she can remember but she hasn't always been a performer. Strangely enough, Lanie Lane used to...

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“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.”

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

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