Poof Doof will launch at the ARQ Sydney nightclub tonight after leaving Kinselas at Taylor Square.
It’s almost time to paint the town pink, with Sydney’s Fringe Festival kicking off this weekend and running for the entire month of September.
Sydney queer activist group Pride In Protest is holding a “take back the streets” event this weekend on Oxford Street that is billed as a night of revelry and rebellion.
Drag queen Courtney Act, artist Jeff McCann, journalist Narelda Jacobs and Sydney Mardi Gras board chair Giovanni Campolo-Arcidiaco were among the many people and organisations recognised at the largest annual LGBTQ+ awards in NSW on Wednesday night.
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.
Almost $1 million of NSW government money meant for Sydney WorldPride was spent on gold bullion after it fraudulently ended up in the wrong bank account.
Slay 2 Stay contestant Woody has been reinstated in the high-stakes $10,000 Universal Sydney drag competition after controversy erupted over how he was eliminated this week.
Activist group Pride in Protest will bring several contentious motions to the Sydney Mardi Gras annual general meeting this Saturday.
The iconic ARQ Sydney nightclub’s upper-level fish tank has been in a sad state for some time now.
Today marks the 35th anniversary of the first World AIDS Day, which began in 1988 to raise awareness of the HIV/AIDS epidemic that was then sweeping across the globe.
Three Virgin Australia “pride flights” will once again hit the runway ahead of the 2024 Sydney Mardi Gras.
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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.