Do you love to travel! GALTA (Gay & Lesbian Tourism Australia) is currently seeking a person who loves travel and is interested in the tourism industry to represent it in Canberra and outlining areas.
The LGBTQIA+ community is so much more than six colours, and everyone has their own ideas about what it means to be part of this diverse rainbow community. Diversity and inclusion are not just values, they are the essence of this exhibition. They are the threads that connect, provoke dialogue, and create magic.
This is a free one-day outdoor event in Glebe Park filled with entertainment from Australia’s finest performing artists, a village of market stalls representing our diverse community organisations and local businesses, plus it is showcasing Canberra’s finest food and wines produced within the region.
Ahead of the opening of his new play, The Story of the Oars at The Street, we chat to Nigel Featherstone as he reflects on his creative journey, the role of music in his latest work, and why storytelling must always be an act of courage.
Lesbian Sex Diaries (LSD) showing at the The Sydney Fringe Festival. Told through raw stories, unfiltered confessions, and our personal diary entries, this show pulls back the covers and invites you in a little deeper
Our essential movie list to watch this Spring 2025! Lesbian B-movie with twists and turns galore, don't miss Honey, Don't. The hilarious divorce battle that gets a little stabby — A reimagining of the 1989 comedy The War of the Roses. Sorry Baby is a trauma story that's warm and bitingly funny. Plus, check out the glory days of black and white horror flicks with Universal Classic Monsters all showing at DENDY.
Welcome to our Spring issue. As we emerge from another chilly winter, the season changes once again. The cold weather can leave us feeling a little blue, but seeing the leaves return and the flowers bloom, I’m reminded that nothing is permanent and nothing ever stays the same. It brings me a sense of comfort in troubling times.
In a heartwarming news story that sounds almost too fabulous to be true, a picturesque farm in Löhne, Germany, is home to the world’s first flock of openly gay sheep, and their wool is making quite the statement.
Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama, turns 90 this week – a milestone that’s reigniting speculation over his eventual successor.
While the Dalai Lama is the face of Buddhism to many people across the world, he is actually the head of just one tradition within Tibetan Buddhism known as the Gelug school.
Tibetans believe the Dalai Lama to be the manifestation of Avalokiteśvara, the bodhisattva of compassion, and the “one who hears the cries of the world”.
Avalokiteśvara is prayed to across Asia, and is known as Chenrezig in Tibet, Guanyin in China, and Kannon or Kanzeon in Japan.
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