Denying people career opportunities because of things they said in their youth doesn’t just harm individuals – it harms society too.
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Stay informed with the latest LGBTQIA+ news from Sydney and beyond. From breaking headlines like the Stonewall Hotel takeover to in-depth reporting on Sydney Mardi Gras governance, WorldPride policing costs, and Alex Greenwich's defamation win against Mark Latham, we cover the stories that matter most to our community. Our reporting keeps you up to date on politics, culture, and events impacting LGBTQIA+ lives.
The second legal team representing alleged double murderer Beau Lamarre-Condon officially withdrew from his case in court on Tuesday, a day after an unspecified issue arose that led them to step down.
Another Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras director has stepped down, adding to a string of recent resignations from both the organisation's operations staff and board.
West Coast Eagles player Jack Graham has been suspended for four matches after using a homophobic slur against a Greater Western Sydney opponent during a recent AFL match.
With reputations on the line and millions of dollars in funding at stake, the vast majority of staff at Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras took an extraordinary step on May 30 – delivering a private letter to the registered charity's board with a warning.
These are the key takeaways from our story on Mardi Gras' controversial CEO pick.
Pauline Menczer, the only surfer from Bondi to ever win a world title, is set to be honoured with a statue at Bondi Beach later this year.
An application to grant a NSW gay beach state heritage status has been rejected, as debate over the site's future intensifies.
The organisers of Flash, a weekly gay dance party at Darlinghurst’s Two 3 One, have responded to a late-night City of Sydney inspection that halted entry to the event over capacity and safety concerns, issuing a public statement outlining what went wrong and how they’re planning to fix it.
Has Flash, the 11-week-old gay Sydney dance party, become a victim of its own success?