Thomas Vale-Slattery offers a glimpse of some of the engaging reflections in the recently released Speak Now: Australian perspectives on same-sex marriage.
Recent weeks at Parliament have been a hive of activity since the MP Andrew Fraser launched his private member’s Bill to introduce civil unions into Queensland. Phil Browne has been following the debate.
Earlier this year we ran a story about US high school student Caleb Laieski meeting President Obama. A victim of bullying, Laieski left school and notified his school district he would bring a lawsuit to protect himself and others from bullying, which lead to a policy change. The young Arizonian spoke to Andrew Shaw about how things are progressing.
There’s something in the water at Sydney Theatre Company. Their 2012 Main Stage season is a riveting program of plays driven by overarching themes of sex, death and transformation. Co-Artistic Director Andrew Upton sat down with Garrett Bithell.
After a tragically tumultuous childhood, Debra Byrne made it through the fire and found happiness, courting a successful career and a rich family life. Now, for the first time in over 20 years, she will take to the stage for a solo concert.
While on the regional leg of his annual Wharf Revue, writer and comedian Phil Scott reflects on the highs and lows of life on tour. Here, he files from the Gong.
SYDNEY: This Saturday night, members of Sydney’s LGBT Masters swim squad, Wett Ones Swimming Club, will be celebrating the 20th anniversary of their club in style with a grand function at Surry Hill’s White Horse Hotel.
The annual Circus Showcase season at the National Institute of Circus Arts (NICA) is a rare opportunity for the public to catch its first glimpse of the circus stars of tomorrow.
The UK is threatening to cut foreign aid to nations with anti-gay laws. But the world’s poorest should not suffer because their government’s persecute LGBTI people, writes Peter Tatchell.
