A group of men linked to the Christian Lives Matter group allegedly attempted to disrupt a drag story time event in Sydney’s inner west on Saturday.
The ABC will no longer film a “drag story time” event at Rockdale Library in Sydney’s south for the official Mardi Gras broadcast following backlash it has labelled “hateful and offensive”.
Hills Shire Council has passed a motion that rejects any encouragement or facilitation of drag events like drag story time, in which children are read books at public libraries by drag performers.
Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore has defended the upcoming 16-month closure of the popular Andrew (Boy) Charlton Pool, saying those who think it’s a simple job to upgrade “should not be trusted” with its ongoing maintenance.
Singer Adam Lambert has been confirmed to perform as the headline act at this year’s Mardi Gras After Party, which will span across six venues at Sydney’s Entertainment Quarter precinct following the parade down Oxford Street.
US singer and songwriter Slayyyter will headline the official Mardi Gras Bondi Beach Party, as foreshadowed by Gay Sydney News in November.
An unconfirmed version of the Mardi Gras After Party lineup looks like it just got leaked – by the official Instagram account of one of the artists on the list.
The NSW government is threatening to withhold funding from Cumberland Council over its decision to ban same-sex parenting material from its libraries.
Former Sydney WorldPride chief executive officer Kate Wickett has been announced as the new head of Sydney’s City Recital Hall.
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The LGBTQ+ community in Sydney will soon have access to a community-controlled and inclusive health service set to open later this year.
National lobby and advocacy group Just.Equal Australia wants to know who LGBTIQA+ Australians believe should be able to march in pride parades, including whether police or politicians should be included.
Sydney’s historic Oxford Street is one step closer to having its own cycleway after construction recently got under way on the west side of the project.
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