Newsreader's disappearance 34 years ago to be examined The disappearance of popular Wollongong TV newsreader Ross Warren 34 years ago will be probed by an inquiry looking into the unsolved deaths of LGBTQI people. AAP · Jun 27, 2023
Japan’s new gay-rights bill slammed for being too little, too late and far too vague Japan has enacted a law meant to promote understanding of the LGBTQI community that critics say provides no human rights guarantees The New Daily · Jun 16, 2023
Antiques dealer probably killed for abusing young boys An inquiry into historical hate crimes against LGBTQI people has examined the death of a Sydney man who was stabbed to death in his shop more than 40 years ago. AAP · May 24, 2023
Grandad killed in 'cowardly' attack: gay hate inquiry A grandfather fatally beaten in a Newcastle public toilet was likely targeted by a violent thief, an inquiry into suspected gay hate crimes has been told. AAP · May 18, 2023
Nicola Sturgeon honoured by LGBT+ community at London awards ceremony NICOLA Sturgeon vowed to remain an ally to the LGBTQI community as she was named Celebrity Ally of the Year at a ceremony in London on Wednesday… The National (Scotland) · May 18, 2023
Rugby star Sharni Williams recognised for LGBTQI work at Pride in Sport Awards Rugby has always been a game where Sharni Williams feels the most comfortable about who she is, the Pride in Sports Awards was told. The New Daily · May 10, 2023
Pride flag to to fly above West Dunbartonshire as council backs event Pride month was welcomed as a chance to protest and raise awareness of issues still facing the LGBTQI community both in Scotland and abroad. Glasgow Live · May 1, 2023
Gendered nomenclatures, dog whistles and everything else Sudhir got wrong about same-sex marriage If there had to be an exemplar for heterosexual bias in the language around LGBTQI issues on primetime television, it could be a segment about the Supreme Court hearings on same-sex marriage on Sudhir Chaudhary’s show Black and White on Aaj Tak. Newslaundry · Apr 24, 2023
Japanese demand same-sex marriage rights before G7 summit Cheering crowds have gathered in Tokyo for the first full Pride parade in four years, demanding Japan legally recognise same-sex marriage. The New Daily · Apr 23, 2023
Stereotypes not always a match for queer refugees Queer asylum seekers wanting to settle in Australia have to prove how they fit within stereotypical LGBTQI criteria, designed by authorities. AAP · Apr 21, 2023
'Don't be silent': trans advocate issues call to action Actress, writer and transgender rights advocate Georgie Stone has urged all Australians to call out anti-trans bigotry and stand up for LGBTQI rights. AAP · Apr 4, 2023
Loss of key evidence in gay man's murder 'unacceptable' Police should not have lost evidence that could have helped identify the killer of a gay Sydney man in 1981, an inquiry into LGBTQI hate crimes has heard. AAP · Mar 29, 2023
The frill is gone: US mourns Darcelle XV, the world’s oldest drag queen Walter Cole, better known as the iconic drag queen Darcelle XV and fearless advocate for the LGBTQI community, has died at 92. The New Daily · Mar 25, 2023
Emotions boil over at NSW pre-election LGBTQI forum Emotions have boiled over at a community forum ahead of the NSW election as politicians were urged to commit to the rights of trans and gender-diverse people. AAP · Mar 16, 2023
The New Daily · Mar 12, 2023 Indian government opposes recognising same-sex marriage The Indian government opposes recognising same-sex marriages and has urged the Supreme Court to reject legal challenges by LGBTQI couples.
The Guardian - AU · Mar 7, 2023 How a rabbit god became an icon for Taiwan’s gay community Temple in Taipei is believed to be the only Taoist site set up to revere rabbit god Tu’er Shen, a significant symbol for LGBTQI people in Taiwan and China
ABC News · Mar 3, 2023 What does it mean to be under the LGBTQIA+ umbrella? What do the LGBTQIA+ letters stand for – and what does it mean to identify with one (or more) of them? The Drum asked three people about their identity and why it is important to them.
AAP · Mar 2, 2023 Inquiry probes police research into gay hate crimes Former Massachusetts attorney general Martha Coakley is set to give testimony in the inquiry looking at LGBTQI hate crimes in NSW.
AAP · Mar 1, 2023 Govt earmarks $26m for national LGBTQI research" Days after Anthony Albanese became the first Australian PM to march at the gay Mardi Gras, $26m has been promised for medical research for LGBTQI communities.
AAP · Feb 24, 2023 Sydney is all smiles and sequins for Mardi Gras return With floats, costumes, and glitter at the ready, Mardi Gras is set to kick off, with 300,000 revellers expected at the spiritual home of the LGBTQI community.
AAP · Feb 20, 2023 LGBTQI youth more likely to seek mental health help Young LGBTQI people are ahead of their peers when it comes to seeking mental health help, but they are more hesitant to go to family and friends, a survey says.
AAP · Feb 19, 2023 Police strike forces under scrutiny in gay hate inquiry Several police strike forces which examined the deaths of LGBTQI people over four decades will be scrutinised in a landmark NSW inquiry.
AAP · Feb 10, 2023 Gay conversion still legal in NSW despite harm The practice of trying to convert young LGBTQI people is still being carried out in NSW despite survivors' stories of lifelong mental health struggles.
ABC News · Feb 7, 2023 A-Leagues to launch inaugural Pride Celebration round to coincide with Mardi Gras and 2023 Sydney World Pride Following the success of the 2022 Pride Cup, the APL will introduce a league-wide initiative to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community and combat homophobia.
AAP · Feb 7, 2023 NSW gay-hate cold case reveals forensic gaps: inquiry An inquiry has heard how police missed key evidence in the murder of a bisexual North Sydney man killed by his friend who struck his head with a tape dispenser.