Sydney MP Alex Greenwich’s proposed Equality Bill will no longer include protections for LGBTQIA+ school staff and students, the decriminalisation of street-based sex work, or rights to gender-affirming healthcare.
Upon entering The Grand Electric theatre in Surry Hills for Titanique, I expected a unique theatrical experience, but what unfolded was a comedic and musical triumph.
In a significant moment for LGBTIQA+ representation, four queer people have been elected as councillors to the City of Sydney Council.
Get ready for wild performances, backstage drama, and fierce competition! Meet the queens of Drag Race Down Under Season 4 as they share their craziest moments on stage and more.
Just 17 days before its scheduled date, the popular Horrorween Festival – one of Sydney’s top queer Halloween parties – has announced it will downsize to a smaller venue and reduce its ticket price.
Accused killer cop Beau Lamarre-Condon is close to entering pleas after his alleged double-murder of a Sydney gay couple.
NSW Health is “very concerned” about rising mpox cases in NSW and increased hospitalisations among unvaccinated individuals, warning men who have sex with men to get the mpox vaccine.
Sydney Mardi Gras members have narrowly voted against a motion to exclude NSW Police from marching in the organisation’s annual parade, paving the way for the force to participate in next year’s event.
A showdown looms at the Sydney Mardi Gras annual general meeting on Saturday, where members will vote on whether police should be allowed to march in the parade and under what conditions.
Four new Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras board directors will be elected from a pool of ten candidates during the organisation’s annual general meeting on Saturday.
NSW Premier Chris Minns has criticised “hypocritical” proposals that would prevent police from marching in the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade.
Queer activist group Pride in Protest will put forward the proposal at the Mardi Gras annual general meeting this weekend.
Sydney queer museum and cultural centre Qtopia has been granted a five-year lease extension by the City of Sydney for its exhibition spaces within the Taylor Square Substation No.6 and underground toilets.
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