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Funding opportunities for new and emerging filmmakers

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Two funding programs offer documentary and short film grants, supporting emerging filmmakers and LGBTQIA+ Australian storytellers.
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We value connection, but are drifting apart

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New research finds Australians value connection and belonging, but many feel increasingly disconnected, with implications for mental health.
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‘CryBaby’ by Mabel Gibson wins at WA Premier’s Book Awards

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Yamatji writer Mabel Gibson claimed two major WA Premier's Book Awards, with judges praising her debut memoir 'CryBaby'.
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The Netherlands has banned conversion therapy

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The Netherlands bans conversion therapy while Western Australia faces delays, with legislation still expected despite years of political commitments and advocacy pressure.
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French parliament holds minute of silence for teen killed in alleged homophobic attack

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France’s National Assembly honours teen killed in Metz, as police investigate alleged homophobic motive and consider possible revised charges.
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Malaysian trio charged over Grindr related robberies

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hree men face charges in Malaysia over an alleged Grindr-based robberies, with police claiming nine victims came forward earlier this year.
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New round of LGBTIQA+ inclusion grants awarded

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Four WA organisations receive LGBTIQA+ inclusion grants to deliver projects promoting community connection, education and diversity across metropolitan and regional areas.
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Tasmanian Liberal senator Jonno Duniam to quit politics

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Tasmanian senator Jonno Duniam will retire, citing family reasons, with leadership tensions and party pressures contributing to his decision.
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Queensland Supreme Court knocks back judicial review request from Lyle Shelton

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The long running vilification case is heading back to the tribunal in Queensland.
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Dmitriy Popov found guilty of the manslaughter of dancer O’Shae Sibley

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A jury finds teenager Dmitriy Popov guilty of manslaughter as a hate crime in the 2023 killing of dancer O'Shae Sibley.
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UNAIDS warns that funding cuts and repressive laws are undoing decades of work

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UNAIDS warns global HIV progress is under threat as funding cuts hit prevention, raising concerns about a possible resurgence.
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