Australian travellers heading to the United States this year will be required to disclose all their social media information. If you're planning a trip, be aware that having tweets or posts critical of the US from the past 5 years will determine your ability to enter the country.
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.
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The Mustang Ranch is a safe place for men who like men, with lots of great places to play in private or in a group. The Mustang Ranch has playrooms, an internet lounge, a large cinema room and an adult shop. Mustang Ranch also continually run some of the hottest gay adult movies.
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From BTS to aespa, Squid Game to Parasite. Glass skin to bibimbap. Hallyu has us obsessed – let’s dive deep into why as we step into a world of Hallyu at the National Museum of Australia. From K-pop and K-drama to fashion and beauty, discover how South Korea’s creativity has captured imaginations across the globe.
The Free-Rain Theatre Company is bringing the hit musical '& Juliet' to Canberra. Set to a bangin' pop soundtrack from hitmaker Max Martin. This is Shakespeare, remixed, re‑queered and joyfully turned up to eleven.
Anti-LGBTQ+ hate crimes have surged to record highs in California, with new data from Los Angeles County painting a particularly grim picture for trans and nonbinary communities.
In 2017, photographer Jane Duong and producer Victoria Firth-Smith created Queerberra to document the lives of Canberra’s LGBTQIA+ community during one of the most emotionally charged moments in Australian queer history—the national postal vote on marriage equality.
As love became a national battleground, queer Canberrans turned to one another. Over weekends spent in bedrooms, workplaces, and on the streets, Duong and Firth-Smith captured portraits of pride, exhaustion, defiance, love, and hope.
Eight years on, the Canberra Museum and Gallery (CMAG) has revisited Queerberra in a new exhibit…
