The “drag story time” component of a Mardi Gras event for queer families, held at SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium on Saturday, was cancelled after a Christian group threatened to protest the event.
LGBTI+ community sports clubs from across Sydney have banded together in record time to create a smaller-scale outdoor alternative to the cancelled Mardi Gras Fair Day event.
Sophie Ellis-Bextor has officially been announced as the main headliner for the Mardi Gras Bondi Beach Party.
The City of Sydney and Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras have cancelled this Sunday’s Fair Day due to bonded asbestos found in mulch at Victoria Park.
ACON chief executive Nicolas Parkhill has announced his retirement from the Australian HIV and LGBTQ+ health organisation after serving at the helm for 15 years.
The organisation behind the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras will rescind heavily discounted Bondi Beach Party tickets from those who cannot provide proof they were eligible for a program only meant for use by First Nations people and concession card holders.
Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore says she will seek a meeting with NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb to discuss the findings of an LGBTI+ safety summit.
For one night only an all-star cast will bring to life the story of the public’s reaction to what has been described as one of the worst gay hate crimes in American history.
Popular among Sydney’s gay community, the pool usually closes in May for the winter months but this year it won’t re-open. Instead, we’ll have to wait until September 2025 to visit it next.
A new rainbow crossing near Taylor Square has been proposed by the City of Sydney, which will include the progress flag design.
A string of assaults on gay men in Sydney are set to be re-examined by police after it was discovered they were allegedly committed by several teenagers who are now accused of being part of a youth terror cell.
A study has called for a scaling back of police operations at future Mardi Gras events after it found policing during Sydney WorldPride to be excessively aggressive, invasive and in some cases potentially unlawful.
The lawyer for police officer Beaumont Lamarre-Condon says his client’s murder charges could be defendable, potentially on mental health grounds.
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