A NSW parliamentary inquiry has recommended Sydney MP Alex Greenwich’s Equality Bill proceed to be debated by parliamentarians following consultation with various stakeholders.
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”.
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.
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.
Sydney queer history and cultural centre Qtopia is one of the federal budget winners after the Albanese government agreed to allocate $1.5 million to it in the 2024-25 federal budget.
ACON president Justin Koonin said it was important to appoint a candidate with a strong record in community health as the organisation looks at its next chapter.
The opening of Surry Hills sex-on-premises venue Trough X has been put on hold and construction has halted due to significant financial challenges.
Oxford Street gay bar Stonewall Hotel will no longer trade on Mondays and Tuesdays throughout winter this year.
Australian singer-songwriter Troye Sivan has unveiled Australian dates for his Something To Give Each Other tour, which includes a performance at the Sydney Opera House forecourt.
The Sydney Swans take on St Kilda this weekend for the annual pride round game celebrating the LGBTI+ community.
Cronulla junior NRL player Joshua Taylor-Myles has debuted new ink to cover up thigh tattoos deemed homophobic and offensive by sports commentators after the rugby league governing body issued him with an ultimatum to do so or quit playing.
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