Premium Content:

My Pet Rock-ster

Remember back in the ’70s when Gary Dahl created the pet rock, and how huge a fad that was? Well, those incredibly crazy and eccentric kids over at Sydney’s Trust-Fun (especially the out-there Jonathan Zawada, responsible for Presets cover art) have released these über-covetable pet rocks which you can carry with you wherever you go thanks to a 14ct gold-filled chain. Yes, pet rocks meet the new age and appear in a range of super chic minerals with consequently camp names. Think Pierre Pyrite, Malachite McKenzie, Arnie Azurite and Harry the Hermaphrodite Hematite, to name a few. These camp little critters who come with – and I quote – ‘real life-like moving eyes that can express Earth’s vast emotional range at any and every time of day’ can be ordered online exclusively from Trust-Fun. They cost $190 each. For more Trust-Fun fun be sure to check out their range of silk scarves and t-shirts available at The Slaughterblouse in Mt Lawley. www.trust-fun.com

Latest

NSW Government to strengthen laws to protect LGBTQIA+ community

The legislation will also create a new offence directed at offenders who lure victims on false pretenses only to offend against them, including via dating apps.

On This Gay Day | Actor Edward Everett Horton was born

Edward Everett Horton had a fascinating career.

Lack of vilification laws leave victims of flyer hate campaign with no recourse

What happens when someone spreads flyers accusing you of criminal activity across the city? Not much under the current laws.

Just.Equal calls on government to fund regional organisations

The lobby group has written to Health Minister Mark Butler.

Newsletter

Don't miss

NSW Government to strengthen laws to protect LGBTQIA+ community

The legislation will also create a new offence directed at offenders who lure victims on false pretenses only to offend against them, including via dating apps.

On This Gay Day | Actor Edward Everett Horton was born

Edward Everett Horton had a fascinating career.

Lack of vilification laws leave victims of flyer hate campaign with no recourse

What happens when someone spreads flyers accusing you of criminal activity across the city? Not much under the current laws.

Just.Equal calls on government to fund regional organisations

The lobby group has written to Health Minister Mark Butler.

Robbie Williams leaves Perth off his Australian tour

Robbie Williams fans you're going to need to make some travel plans.

NSW Government to strengthen laws to protect LGBTQIA+ community

The legislation will also create a new offence directed at offenders who lure victims on false pretenses only to offend against them, including via dating apps.

On This Gay Day | Actor Edward Everett Horton was born

Edward Everett Horton had a fascinating career.

Lack of vilification laws leave victims of flyer hate campaign with no recourse

What happens when someone spreads flyers accusing you of criminal activity across the city? Not much under the current laws.