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.
It’s the $478 question: who are the headline acts for 2024’s official Mardi Gras dance party at the Horden Pavilion and Bondi Beach party?
The NSW Labor government has reneged on its promise to introduce legislation this year that would outlaw harmful gay conversion practices.
Poof Doof marketing manager Nic Holland is taking a leap of faith and launching his first independently-run event: a Sydney Harbour boat party taking a nostalgic look back at pop music from the 2010s.
The standing down of a Sydney Mardi Gras director who missed a number of board meetings has sparked fury from Pride in Protest, the left-wing activist group he represented.
The special commission of inquiry into NSW LGBTIQ hate crimes held its final public hearing on Tuesday, just over a year after it began.
Tributes have begun pouring in for TV presenter Jesse Baird and his flight attendant partner Luke Davies after a man was charged with their murder.
Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras chief executive Gil Beckwith would not rule out discounting Bondi Beach Party tickets when GSN asked last week.
The Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras organisation has begun circulating a code that provides a 41.2 per cent discount on Bondi Beach Party tickets.
Dutch house DJ, record producer and remixer Fedde Le Grand has been announced as the final headliner for the Mardi Gras FINALE closing party run by GAYM Entertainment.
The Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras has postponed this weekend’s two-day “Queer Futures” conference that was due to discuss everything from sports to the arts, politics and education – blaming the flow-on effects of Fair Day’s cancellation.
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.
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