With world-class resort facilities and an award-winning day spa, Q1 on the Gold Coast sets the stage for a weekend of relaxation and entertainment, writes Mark Winchester.

Ron Hughes takes a look at a queer group looking to build its membership, the Adelaide Queer Book Group.

ADULT: A recent event marking yet another year in his sixties has Barry Lowe reminiscing about a more exciting – and satisfying – birthday party.

SYDNEY: Dan Chamberlain spoils himself at Oxford Street's newest European diner, the gay-owned and operated Pastizzi Cafe Bar.

ADULT: John, George, Peter, Frank, et al: A stroll down the memory lane of love has Barry Lowe feeling the twinges of regret.

A night out in Gay Tokyo is always one to remember. Especially during an earthquake, writes Colin Fraser.

It’s possible to lose fat while gaining muscle. AXN’s fitness expert Campbell Bannerman knows the best way how.

Fresh from reading the latest gay coming-of-age bestseller, Barry Lowe reflects on his own coming out journey through high school in the 1960s.

There is plenty of new energy at Feast due to new people joining the team that produces Adelaide's annual queer festival, Margie Fischer reports.

ADELAIDE: Logan Bold from Gay Men’s Health fills us in on what's happening in Adelaide for the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia May 17.

Helen Razer on the myth of the Goji.

SYDNEY: Join hundreds of dog lovers from around Sydney at the annual Million Paws Walk, which will raise much-needed funds for the RSPCA. 

ADULT: While exploring the origins of the humble zipper, the intrepid Barry Lowe recalls the time when he first became enamoured with what lies beneath.

BRISBANE: Ian Davis profiles the positive changes after member Clinton Moore’s recent makeover of the GLWA counselling hub.

Barry Lowe dons the glasses and test drives the latest novelty in adult entertainment – 3D porn.