ARQ Sydney has been approved by council to allow its patrons to enter neighbouring (but still closed) sex-on-premises venue Bodyline via an internal passageway dubbed the “tunnel of love” by club insiders.
Ben Grubb
Ben Grubb
Ben Grubb is the founder and editor of Gay Sydney News, an independent publication covering LGBTQIA+ news. A journalist with more than 15 years' experience, he has reported and edited for The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, WAToday, Brisbane Times, The Australian Financial Review, News.com.au, ZDNet, TelecomTimes and iTnews, primarily on the topic of technology. He previously hosted The Informer, a queer current affairs program on Melbourne’s JOY 94.9 radio station, and contributes to LGBTQIA+ media including Stun Magazine. Ben has also appeared as a technology commentator on Channel Ten's The Project, ABC RN’s Download This Show and commercial radio stations 2UE, 2GB and 6PR. Contact Ben: [email protected]
Two men have been arrested as investigations continue into the alleged stabbing and attempted murder of two men outside Darlinghurst’s Noir nightclub.
An “electro-pop romp through time and space” is coming to Chippendale next week with the launch of a cabaret-style approach to drag.
It looks like Bondi Beach may once again be host to another beach party during next year’s Mardi Gras season.
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Several weeks ago, we here at GSN started writing a column titled: “ARQ is open to event promoters. Should it partner with Poof Doof?”
Poof Doof will launch at the ARQ Sydney nightclub tonight after leaving Kinselas at Taylor Square.
The Drag Industry Variety Awards (DIVAs) were held at the Paddington RSL in Sydney on Monday night
The Australian Labor Party has passed a motion recognising the need to end the gay blood ban and adopt individual risk assessments for blood donations.
In just over two weeks' time, the Imperial Hotel basement in Erskineville will host "Medusa" – a new party aimed at queer women, trans and non-binary communities.