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Hamish Macdonald lands new gig at ABC Radio in Sydney

Hamish Macdonald will be the host of the ABC Radio Sydney's Mornings program, stepping into the role previously held by Sarah Macdonald. Listeners were...

On This Gay Day | The play 'Torch Song Trilogy' had its premiere

The collection of three plays tells the story of gay Jewish drag queen Arnold Beckoff.

British comedian Tony Slattery dies aged 65

The star was best known for his appearances on 'Whose Line is it Anyway'.

Living Proud celebrate 50 years of service to WA’s LGBTIQA+ communities

The organisation has a new logo and big plans for the year ahead.

A good news story: Camp for kids with HIV closes as there are so few kids who are born with HIV

The camp in Minnesota has been in operation for almost thirty years.

John Howard stands by his government’s bans on same-sex marriage

Cabinet papers released today show that in 2004 the government was eager to stop marriage equality being decided by the courts.

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