It looks like Bondi Beach may once again be host to another beach party during next year’s Mardi Gras season.
It’s important to always check in on your mates and “R U OK?” Day (today, Thursday, September 14) serves as a reminder to initiate a conversation to show you care.
Ten thousand dollars. That’s how much one lucky drag performer could win if they take home first place in Universal’s Slay 2 Stay drag comp, GSN can exclusively reveal.
The Tropical Fruits New Year’s Eve festival returns to Lismore this year after four years of fire, flu and floods.
Several weeks ago, we here at GSN started writing a column titled: “ARQ is open to event promoters. Should it partner with Poof Doof?”
The annual Bobby Goldsmith Foundation gala auction event is back for its 18th year, raising funds to support individuals living with HIV.
Australia’s first-ever permanent queer museum is a step closer after the keys to the former Darlinghurst police station were officially handed over to Qtopia Sydney, the non-profit organisation behind the initiative.
Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras chief Gil Beckwith has called for an immediate and enduring ceasefire in Gaza and committed the organisation to not accepting any funding from organisations “which are complicit in the ongoing violence in Palestine”.
Drag queen Karna Ford says Sydney needs more drag competitions and has revealed how she intends to spend the $10,000 prize money she won after taking home the crown at Wednesday night’s Slay 2 Stay contest.
Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore has decided not to formally invite NSW Police to an upcoming LGBTIQ+ safety summit following a meeting with queer activist group Pride In Protest.
Queer activist group Pride in Protest will have a member return to the higher echelons of the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras after one of its candidates was successfully elected to the organisation’s board.
Oxford Street’s northern side has been under construction for some time now. But that’s all about to change.
Drag king Woody has withdrawn from Universal Sydney’s $10,000 Slay 2 Stay drag competition despite being reinstated to it following their controversial elimination.
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The Sydney Mardi Gras parade and official after-party are iconic events held each year in NSW that promise to be unforgettable celebrations of love, diversity, and acceptance for the queer community.