A NSW parliamentary inquiry has recommended Sydney MP Alex Greenwich's Equality Bill proceed to be debated by parliamentarians following consultation with various stakeholders.
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The Sydney Mardi Gras board has written to members of NSW's parliament informing them they will no longer be welcome to the Mardi Gras parade if they oppose Sydney MP Alex Greenwich's Equality Bill, which is designed to modernise laws and advance equality for the LGBTIQA+ community.
Oxford Street small bar Ching-a-Lings will hold its final Gawj drag night event this Thursday and replace it during June's Pride Month with a new drag competition hosted by the "Cxnty Women’s Association".
Former Sydney WorldPride chief executive Kate Wickett says Australia should host WorldPride again following the event's success in 2023.
The director of programming and operations at Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras has resigned after four years at the organisation.
Cumberland Council has reversed its controversial policy that banned a book containing same-sex parenting material following a fiery debate.
The NSW Police Force has established a special taskforce to consider the recommendations of the LGBTQ hate crime inquiry, but says it is unable to provide a timeline for the implementation of its outcomes.
The federal budget 2024-25 has been welcomed by peak HIV/AIDS bodies, who say it continues to light a path towards virtual elimination of HIV transmission in Australia.
The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras organisation has officially terminated the Mardi Gras police accord following a majority of members voting in favour of tearing it up.
The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras organisation says a perfect storm of factors have placed it in a vulnerable position financially as it prepares to cut costs and consider what events it puts on for a leaner 2025 festival season.