It’s getting hot out there! If you’d rather chill, we’ve got some bingeable options – starting with The Airport Chaplain, a top flight Australian drama starring Hugo Weaving and The Pitt’s Shabana Azeez.
Finding a fab gift for a man can sometimes be tricky. Too often, the options can be pretty basic and somewhat dull. So when He Man Shop’s Foodie Gift Hamper landed at FUSE, I was excited. As a busy guy, I’m always on the lookout for thoughtful gifts I can send to family and friends from the comfort of my couch, or delicious treats I can have delivered to my door for our next date night or when friends drop by.
The study, which analysed data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics’ 2020-2022 National Study of Mental Health and Wellbeing, found more than half of cisgender non-heterosexual and more than one third of transgender Australians are diagnosed with a mental disorder.
One Night In Heaven — Back To Our Roots In The City! Heaven returns to Canberra on FRIDAY night, 27 November 2026: two rooms, multiple DJs, live performances and pure carefree chaos. A full 993–2001 Heaven Nightclub reunion, DJ curation by , bringing the OG Heaven DJs back to keep you dancing.
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.
The discovery of 800-year-old lesbian hugging skeletons, researchers say, is the first known same-sex burial in medieval Poland and raises questions about the women’s relationship and what their unusual burial might tell us about medieval attitudes toward same-sex bonds.
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Two same-sex skeletons buried in an embrace 800 years ago
The two women were not genetically related
This is the first known same-sex burial in medieval Poland
The discovery raises questions about medieval attitudes toward same-sex relationships. Estimated read time: 3 minutes
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Canberra’s Rebus Theatre is inviting LGBTQIA+ young people aged 12-17 to take part in Acting Out: On Screen, an inclusive creative program running during the upcoming school holidays.
Heritage NSW has rejected a second application to recognise Kings Beach — which is located about nine kilometres south of Byron Bay — for its longstanding significance to LGBTQIA+ communities across New South Wales and beyond.
You're invited to our special SpringOut FUSE Big Gay Breakfast at Tilley's in Lyneham for a fabulous morning of delicious food, coffee and champers. The FUSE Big Gay Breakfast has now been gathering at Tilley's Devine Cafe for over 16 years.
It’s an LGBTIQA+ and everyone-in-between event where everyone is welcome!
Eat, drink and be merry on a beautiful Spring morning with all your fabulous friends - and some new ones - at Tilley’s Devine Cafe in Lyneham.
