Poof Doof Sydney is moving house music downstairs at ARQ and pop bangers to the larger upstairs area during April in what appears to be a test to see if the change should become permanent.
The outgoing manager of Sydney CBD sex-on-premises venue 357 has signed a lease agreement to become the new tenant of the current Bodyline building.
Sex-on-premises business Bodyline has been sold to a new undisclosed company, Gay Sydney News can reveal.
The owner of Darling Harbour’s Home The Venue has signed a lease agreement to take over Darlinghurst’s ARQ Sydney nightclub for an undisclosed sum.
LGBTIQ+ conversion practices will be outlawed in NSW after state parliament passed a bill banning them.
Accused double-murderer Beau Lamarre-Condon has been officially removed from the NSW Police Force.
The NSW government has introduced a bill to parliament that will outlaw gay conversion practices – but allowances have been made for religious sermons.
LGBTQ+ people are two times more likely to be both victims and perpetrators of sexual extortion than non-LGBTQ+ community members, a study of more than 16,000 adults across Australia, North and Central America, Europe and Asia has found.
Analysis: Opponents of independent Sydney MP Alex Greenwich’s proposed Equality Bill this week used a NSW parliamentary survey as evidence that it had been resoundingly rejected by NSW residents.
The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras organisation has begun consulting its members on their views of the participation of the NSW Police Force in Mardi Gras events in the lead-up to the 2025 festival season.
The Sydney Gay & Lesbian Choir will host one of its biggest performances ever this weekend during its “Back to the 80s” concert.
The incident involving drag queen Coco Jumbo falling through Universal Sydney’s upstairs stage and seriously injuring one of her legs has been labelled a “freak accident” by the nightclub’s boss, who says an investigation into the matter found the club had done nothing wrong.
The NSW Labor government has officially apologised for historical laws against homosexual acts – but advocates say more needs to be done.
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