The NSW government wants to make illegal any activities that attempt to change or suppress a person’s sexual orientation or gender identity as it pushes ahead with its election promise to ban gay conversion therapy.
Sydney queer costume party Halloween Wh*res has been cancelled for 2023, blaming what appears to be cost and being unable to find an appropriate venue.
An investigation by Australia’s communications watchdog has found comments made by Kyle Sandilands on KIIS’ Kyle & Jackie O radio show about the monkeypox virus breached decency rules
New diagnoses of HIV among men who have sex with men are down over five years, the latest data from NSW Health shows – a promising sign that the state’s HIV strategy is close to achieving its goal of virtual elimination of the virus.
Oxford Street’s newest nightclub will be named Carousel after a secret carousel stage was uncovered underneath the existing one.
Erskineville’s Imperial Hotel will host its last regular “Lip Sync Heroes” (LSH) drag competition next Sunday after its new owner Universal Hotels made the decision to cancel it.
Poof Doof Sydney will move to the ARQ nightclub in early September and stay open until 7am after informing Kinselas of its intention to leave the venue, GSN can confirm.
Slay 2 Stay contestant Woody has been reinstated in the high-stakes $10,000 Universal Sydney drag competition after controversy erupted over how he was eliminated this week.
Activist group Pride in Protest will bring several contentious motions to the Sydney Mardi Gras annual general meeting this Saturday.
The iconic ARQ Sydney nightclub’s upper-level fish tank has been in a sad state for some time now.
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?
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