Welcome to our Autumn issue. So much has happened since our last issue of FUSE Magazine. The past few months have brought a mix of both delights and horrors.
‘Capital of Equality’ joined in with 200 other floats from around Australia and over 15,000 jubilant participants as they marched proudly down Oxford Street to Kylie Minogue’s song ‘Midnight Ride’, complete with horse-head masks, custom-made sequinned chaps, and mirror disco-ball cowboy hats; they certainly did Canberra proud!
We sat down and chatted with with Anthony and Tim to talk about the show, their careers, the balance of married life and performing together. Like many love stories, Anthony Callea and Tim Campbell’s started when the universe conspired, Cupid’s arrow flew, and their paths converged innocently on an ordinary day.
We talked to Kasey Chambers about her new album Backbone, life on the road as she tours the country, and her book Just Don’t Be a D**khead. Kasey's distinctive voice and heartfelt lyrics have earned her the rightful position as one of the most popular and acclaimed country artists of her generation here in Australia and around the world.
A recent poll conducted by Equality Australia has delivered a clear message to federal politicians and other wantabs that they reject the politicisation of the LGBTIQ+ community ahead of the Federal election this year.
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All In! is an inclusive exercise space for LGBTQIA+ and Gender Diverse people. Driven by Holly Hazlewood, a queer Exercise Physiologist, with the aim to provide a safe and welcoming clinical exercise setting for the queer community.
The festival brings world-class performers, established and emerging artists, and music lovers together to discover, share, experience and celebrate the exciting world of folk. It is the longest-standing event of its kind in Australia and the only event of this nature in Canberra, with a long history of being a safe and inclusive place for people from all walks of life.
“...discover, share, experience and celebrate a festival that will nuture your soul"
Easter Long Weekend
EPIC Showgrounds
17-21 April 2025
Dive into the magic of the National Folk Festival this Easter! Experienc…
Arc Cinema presents a series of Friday night filmic feasts hosted by Venus Mantrap – local drag artist and culture warrior. Fright Night: Cult Cinema Classics at the NFSA will plumb the archives to showcase cinema with bite, edgy movies and fan favourites – films that unnerve, push buttons, ask questions and just look good on the big screen.
