Peter Hince: head of Queen’s road crew during their heyday, and a close confidant to Freddie Mercury.
A government funded ‘Melbourne Gender Centre’ is tantalisingly close, reports Andrew Shaw.
If you think GPS apps, mobile phones and SMS are bringing us together, think again, says Jasmin Shenstone.
Sos, Valvo and Lynchy – aka The Shambles – have been making us laugh since 2004
Alt/Poof/Art/Fag is an exclusive alternative cabaret show starring the UK’s Jonny Woo (pictured) and Ryan Styles
16 March 2010
With no label or logo, ABSOLUT No Label is part of a global campaign challenging labels about sexual identity.
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Written by Ron Hughes | 15 March 2010
Tony Abbott has been invited to meet with LGBTI people to address his statement that he feels “threatened” by them.
Written by Patrick Arnold | 15 March 2010
A Melbourne queer youth group, Minus 18, is hosting a same-sex attracted formal next month.
Written by Richard Clarendon | 15 March 2010
Xbox Live has changed its policy to allow gamers to display their sexual orientation or gender identity in gamertags.
Written by Jasmin Shenstone | 15 March 2010
Written by Andrew Shaw | 15 March 2010
Sos, Valvo and Lynchy – aka The Shambles – have been making us laugh since they first appeared on Ch 31 in 2004
Written by Rodney Croome | 15 March 2010
Recent comments by Tony Abbott show the Opposition Leader has changed his tune towards the gay community
Written by Andrew Shaw | 12 March 2010
Blonde pops her head up from her Underground abode for her first city party for 2010. Put March 13 in your diaries for Blonde007.
11 March 2010
The Yellow Jackets, a University of Rochester acapella group performs Taylor Swift’s ‘You Belong To Me’ - with a gay twist.
Lady GaGa puckers up and gets personal with a female prison inmate in her new video Telephone, featuring Beyoncé.
Court records have revealed the Family Court permitted a teenage boy to begin hormone treatment to transition in 2008.
Writers and artists have reacted angrily to author and critic Robert Dessaix being banned from China because he's HIV+
Your chance to win tickets to MCV’s sponsored screening of Melbourne Queer Film Festival film Hollywood Je T’aime.
Written by Garett Bithell | 15 March 2010
Peter Hince was the head of Queen’s road crew during their heyday, and became a close confidant to Freddie Mercury.
Written by Stephen Devine | 15 March 2010
This week's celebrity star: Reese WitherspoonPLUS our resident astrologer Stephen Devine forecasts your stars for the week ahead
Written by Nate Micó | 11 March 2010
The Washington Post has defended its decision to carry a front-page photo of a gay couple kissing.
With no label or logo, ABSOLUT No Label is part of a global campaign challenging labels about sexual identity.
Tony Abbott has been invited to meet with LGBTI people to address his statement that he feels “threatened” by them.
A Melbourne queer youth group, Minus 18, is hosting a same-sex attracted formal next month.
Xbox Live has changed its policy to allow gamers to display their sexual orientation or gender identity in gamertags.
If you think GPS apps, mobile phones and SMS are bringing us together, think again, says Jasmin Shenstone.
Sos, Valvo and Lynchy – aka The Shambles – have been making us laugh since they first appeared on Ch 31 in 2004
Recent comments by Tony Abbott show the Opposition Leader has changed his tune towards the gay community
Blonde pops her head up from her Underground abode for her first city party for 2010. Put March 13 in your diaries for Blonde007.
Court records have revealed the Family Court permitted a teenage boy to begin hormone treatment to transition in 2008.
Writers and artists have reacted angrily to author and critic Robert Dessaix being banned from China because he's HIV+
Your chance to win tickets to MCV’s sponsored screening of Melbourne Queer Film Festival film Hollywood Je T’aime.
A government funded ‘Melbourne Gender Centre’ is tantalisingly close, reports Andrew Shaw.
Peter Hince was the head of Queen’s road crew during their heyday, and became a close confidant to Freddie Mercury.
The Washington Post has defended its decision to carry a front-page photo of a gay couple kissing.
