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Breathwork and why you should start today!
Could something as simple as breathing help reduce stress and anxiety? New interest in breathwork is shining a light on ancient breathing techniques that can support mental wellbeing, emotional regulation and nervous system health — particularly for communities experiencing higher levels of stress…
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NSW passes LGBTQ+ hate crime laws in Legislative Assembly
NSW Legislative Assembly passes hate crime laws, boosting penalties for anti-LGBTIQ+ violence to 7 years. New offences target app luring and post-and-boast attacks.
10 ways to help you feel happier now
Many things can influence your happiness, some of which are totally outside of your control. But there are easy things that you can do to make life better and improve your well-being. Here are 10 things you can do that will help you feel happier each day!
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EU Moves To Ban On Conversion Therapy
The European Parliament has voted to support a ban on conversion therapy, following a citizen-led campaign that gathered over 1.2 million signatures. The move adds pressure on the European Commission to introduce binding legislation as human rights experts call for stronger protections against a pr…
Mark Latham hit with $100K penalty
Mark Latham has been ordered to pay $100,000 to Alex Greenwich after a tribunal found he unlawfully vilified and sexually harassed him through explicit, homophobic comments. The ruling said the remarks incited hatred and caused harm. Latham will appeal, while Greenwich says it reinforces accountabi…
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Come To Daddy vows to come back “even gayer”
Vandalism has challenged a venue built on queer visibility. Yet Come To Daddy refuses to be intimidated. Like many LGBTQIA+ spaces before it, the venue stands its ground — defiant, resilient and determined to be even gayer than before.
Trophy Boys : Rewriting Masculinity Through Comedy and Drag
Emmanuelle Mattana’s Trophy Boys turns the hyper-competitive world of elite school debating into a sharp, satirical lens on masculinity, power, and influence.
Lifeblood’s new rules will help more LGBTIQ+ Australians give
Australian Red Cross Lifeblood has introduced new blood donation rules that expand eligibility for gay and bisexual men, replacing long-standing restrictions with a more individualised risk assessment. The changes are being welcomed as a step toward equity while maintaining the safety of the blood…
Is AI killing off our creativity?
It seems anyone can create a photo and post it as their own. AI may kill off our creativity if we get lazy and if we don’t start to value and protect real artists and photographers, and the traits that make us human.
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How can I tell if I am lonely? What are some of the signs?
Did things change without you noticing? Fewer outings, cancelled plans, and a creeping sense of disconnection? Loneliness isn’t always about being alone; it can strike even when you’re surrounded by people. This article explores what loneliness really is, why it can be hard to recognise, the signs…
Understanding Inflation and Taking Control with practical steps!
Are you feeling the squeeze with rising living costs, fuel prices and inflation? You’re not alone. As Australia grapples with economic pressures, many people are searching for ways to regain control over their finances.
Unleashing Your Inner Peace with Breathwork
No matter who you are, breathwork will improve your life. These are 3 Beginner Breathwork Techniques to get you started. Breathwork can be a powerful life tool. Incorporating these simple techniques into your daily routine can help create a sense of calm, boost your energy levels, and be beneficial…
Shakespeare’s Caesar Gets a Fresh Edge
Bell Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar is a gripping, blood-soaked political drama that feels both timeless and sharply current. With standout performances, striking design and a thoughtful gender-swapped Brutus whose relationship with her wife adds a queer layer to the story, this production brings fres…
The Secret Gay Life of Hollywood
Hollywood has a history where it welcomes LGBTIQ+ people but behind the scenes, it has not always been the case. This is the Secret Gay Life of Hollywood.
Into the Light by Daniela Koulikov
Australian queer writer Daniela Koulikov’s debut poetry collection, Into the Light, is a tender and honest journey through love, heartache and self-acceptance. Written from a deeply personal place, these poems trace the path from self-doubt to inner peace, inviting readers to reflect on what we sil…
What If Juliet Lived? Hit Pop Musical & Juliet Comes to Canberra
What if Juliet’s story didn’t end in tragedy? In a Canberra first, Free-Rain Theatre Company brings the international hit musical & Juliet to The Q in 2026, reimagining Shakespeare’s most famous love story with a bold new twist.
USA LGBTIQ+ Travel Warning
Equality Australia warns LGBTIQ+ Australians to think carefully before US travel and warns that transgender travellers face the most serious risk.
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Louis Theroux’s Inside the Hetrosexual Manosphere
Journalist Louis Theroux is lifting the lid on a dangerous ideology with his new Netflix documentary, Inside the Manosphere, in which he showcases the heterosexual men that driving a toxic culture.
Zanele Muholi: A queer artist with global influence
For over two decades, Zanele Muholi has used photography as a powerful act of resistance — documenting, celebrating, and protecting the lives of Black queer communities. Now, their global influence is undeniable.
Finally, a body shaver that doesn’t make you question your life choices
If you've ever found yourself trying unfamiliar yoga poses, struggled with a shaky mirror, dealt with a shaving rash, or felt anxious about shaving those tricky, sensitive areas, the Bumzzy Butt Shaver could be the ideal addition to your bathroom.
Cory Bernardi makes a comeback in South Australia
Cory Bernardi, the former Liberal senator known for his outspoken opposition to anything queer, won a South Australian Upper House seat for One Nation. The victory marks a political comeback for Bernardi after a string of failed Christian conservative campaigns.
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HIGHTLIGHT
Breathwork and why you should start today!
Could something as simple as breathing help reduce stress and anxiety? New interest in breathwork is shining a light on ancient breathing techniques that can support mental wellbeing, emotional regulation and nervous system health — particularly for communities experiencing higher levels of stress and burnout.
NSW Promise Tougher Laws for Anti-Queer Violence
The NSW government has confirmed it will introduce new laws to create specific LGBTQIA+ hate crime offences and increase penalties, including jail terms of up to seven years for offenders who target victims because of their sexuality or gender.
Another New U.S. Policy Targeting Trans People
The Trump administration has finalised a new US visa rule (finalised on 11 March 2026) that forces all applicants to disclose “biological sex at birth,” even where it conflicts with their passport or legal gender, and advocates say the change will put transgender and nonbinary people at greater ris…
A friend of Dorothy. Coded Histories and Quiet Revelations.
In this review, Eric C. Nash reflects on Lee Knight’s Oscar-nominated short film A Friend of Dorothy, tracing how a simple mishit football and an unlikely friendship between Miriam Margolyes’ Dorothy and teenager JJ (Alistair Nwachukwu) quietly reopen an old coded question—“Are you a friend of Doro…
