Sydney-based painter and multimedia creator Guy Whitworth is set to unveil his latest exhibition, “Meliorism (or the joyous exploration of our souls)”, at the M2 Gallery in Surry Hills.
Two senior Sydney Mardi Gras staff members left the organisation last week while some employees have been recently promoted as the organisation goes on a hiring spree.
Poof Doof Sydney has revealed the first contestants competing in its three-week drag comp starting on Saturday.
As Halloween fast approaches, Sydney’s gay community is gearing up for a thrilling lineup of events that promise to be unforgettable.
The Sydney Convicts Rugby Club hosted its second memorial game celebrating the life of Simon Dunn as part of its annual community day on Saturday.
Police have brought new charges against accused double killer and former senior constable Beau Lamarre-Condon.
The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Business Association (SGLBA) is heading to the city’s west in an expansion of its popular networking event.
The owner of Trough X, a queer dance and sex-on-premises cruise club planned for Surry Hills, has been given a 30-day notice by the building’s owner to resolve outstanding financial issues or risk losing the lease.
The future of Sydney’s Trough X, an LGBTQIA+ dance and cruise club planned for Surry Hills, hangs in the balance as the owner struggles to secure the necessary financial backing to lock in the lease.
Kylie Minogue has announced her 2025 Tension tour, which will kick off in Australia, but it’s the Sydney dates that could leave fans facing a big decision.
The NSW government has refused to set a timeframe for implementing the 19 public recommendations from the Special Commission of Inquiry into LGBTIQ hate crimes, saying it wants to ensure they are implemented correctly.
The winners of the 2024 Honour Awards, which celebrate outstanding contributions to LGBTQ+ communities in NSW, were announced on Wednesday night.
The NSW government will support all nineteen public recommendations of the Special Commission of Inquiry into LGBTIQ hate crimes, saying this will honour the victims and victim-survivors whose pain was brought to light through the process.
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