Budapest Pride has returned under very different political conditions this year, with thousands taking to the streets after years of pressure and attempts to shut the event down. The march followed a route through the city centre and became a visible sign that queer communities in Hungary are still refusing to disappear.
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Tens of thousands joined the 31st Budapest Pride march.
The march went ahead without government interference.
Budapest police authorised the event and provided security.
Last year’s Pride had been banned under Viktor Orbán’s government.
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Whether you're looking to reduce stress, improve your mental wellbeing, explore mindfulness or simply slow down, Canberra offers a surprising number of free, welcoming and inclusive meditation opportunities. From Buddhist traditions and yoga-based practices to secular mindfulness and community-run classes, there's something for beginners and experienced meditators alike.
Meditation can offer a simple, low-pressure way to support mental wellbeing, especially when life feels busy or overwhelming. Taking even a few minutes to pause, breathe and settle the mind can help reduce stress, improve fo…
New Gallup data shows the world is still divided on whether local communities are good places for gay and lesbian people to live. While attitudes have improved over time in many places, the gap between acceptance and stigma remains wide.
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Australia and New Zealand ranked among the top 10 most accepting countries.
Countries in parts of Africa and post-Soviet Eurasia recorded the lowest acceptance levels.
A global median of 39% said their area is a good place for gay & lesbian people to live.
45% said their area is not a good place.
Acceptance is much highe…
Celebrate stories of identity, connection and self-expression with Queer Flicks, a new film series designed to bring people together in a welcoming, inclusive space. Each session begins with dedicated time to connect and unwind before the screening, creating a relaxed, community-focused cinema experience.
What happens when a group of neurodiverse performers create a cabaret about love? You get grungy ballads, online dating disasters, lovelorn vampires, original music, powerful storytelling and a whole lot of heart.
A police operation at several LGBTQIA+ venues on Oxford Street in Sydney has sparked complaints that are now being considered by the state’s law enforcement watchdog. The case has raised fresh concerns about how police conduct plays out in queer spaces, especially during Pride Month.
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Law Enforcement Conduct Commission considering complaints about Police
The complaints relate to a drug operation at LGBTQIA+ venues on Oxford Street
Police attended Universal Sydney, Kinselas and Palms on June 13
NSW Police said 93 people were searched and 42 drug detections were…
From the company that brought you Never Closer comes an electric and heartfelt one-woman show exploring the complex, gritty and dangerous symptoms of love.
Fresh, fierce and deeply Australian — Kerosene a new production by Off the Ledge Theatre is heading to the Canberra Theatre Centre. We caught up with director and producer Lachlan Houen and actor Winsome Ogilvie about the new play’s raw emotion, powerful storytelling and why audiences won’t forget Millie in a hurry.
“It’s just pure, unbridled emotion and the vulnerability of Millie is beautiful. — FUSE MAGAZINE
Kerosene will be showing at the Canberra Theatre 16 – 19 July 2026.
The Greens have launched a new campaign in support of trans rights after Pauline Hanson’s First National Press Club speech included attacks on the trans community. Senator Penny Allman-Payne announced the Trans Insurgency campaign with The Rainbow Greens and The Greens Australia as a direct response.
