Bondi Beach will once again host another party during next year’s Mardi Gras season, it can be officially confirmed, after 2024’s full Mardi Gras program line-up was announced.
Mardi Gras’ 2024 event line-up was only released on Friday morning but already questions are being asked about how much ticket prices have gone up for the official parade after-party and Bondi Beach Party.
The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras has confirmed it will host next year’s parade after-party at the Hordern Pavillion despite a government proposal to shift the location to Allianz Stadium.
The City of Sydney will be tasked with investigating whether to add five additional colours to the city’s public pride flag artworks under a proposal being put forward by an independent councillor.
Darlinghurst sex-on-premises venue Bodyline will officially re-open to the public on Friday, October 27, Gay Sydney News can exclusively reveal.
Exactly one year to the day since it opened, Darlinghurst’s Meraki Arts Bar will immediately close and soon enter liquidation, say its owners.
It’s spooky season, so we’ve collated a list of queer Halloween events in Sydney and elsewhere in NSW.
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.
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