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

Managers for the Second Story and Child and Youth Health were unable to provide data on the same-sex attracted youth program’s InsideOut and EVOLVE projects during a state government briefing.

Peter Burdon speaks to Leigh Warren about his latest dance production Pari Passu

Dear blaze readers, I’ve had occasion to liken life to a bell curve. Where do you sit on the ‘Bell Curve of Life’?

Siza Sibanda takes a look at how our LGBT brothers and sisters fare on the African Continent.

ADELAIDE: Indigenous elder, convicted criminal, gifted artist, drug addict and gay: The music from Jack Charles’ award-winning stage production Jack Charles v The Crown is a Cabaret Festival exclusive.

Thousands of people including high-profile politicians and entertainers turned out over the weekend at rallies across the country for a National Day of Action for Marriage Equality, intensifying the pressure on Australia's leaders to support the introduction of same-sex marriage.

ADELAIDE: A large number of people turned out today on the banks of the Torrens River to pay tribute to the memory of Dr George Duncan who was murdered on this day 40 years ago.

ADELAIDE: Equal Love is marking the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHO) with rallies around the country to again call for the legalisation of same-sex marriage.

ADELAIDE: The Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winning rock musical Next to Normal will premiere in Adelaide during May 2012 at the State Opera Studio.

State Theatre of SA presents one of the great 20th century plays, Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie. Peter Burdon spoke to director Adam Cook about his swansong with the company.

Kane Alexander returns to Adelaide with his first ever solo show. He spoke with Peter Burdon.

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.

A major Malaysian newspaper which falsely claimed South Australian Senator Nick Xenophon was anti-Islam has apologised for the report.

With an ARIA award under his belt, End of Fashion frontman Justin Burford goes cabaret – with Kurt Cobain!