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The National Portrait Gallery’s legendary queer party returns in February
House of Heroes Late Night Friday 20 February 2026 7pm – 12.30am Early Bird tickets 20% off (applied at checkout), limited release Adult $40 | Concession $36 | Circle of Friends $36 |
Support Trans Comedy on the Central Coast
Australia’s trans and gender-diverse comedy talent is set to take centre stage this December as Funhaus Factory, the Central Coast’s home of inclusive culture, presents
Nadine Coyle from Girls Aloud to headline Mardi Gras Laneway
NADINE COYLE TO MAKE HER SOLO AUSTRALIAN DEBUT AT MARDI GRAS LANEWAY 2026 Laneway lineup announced. Final tickets on sale. Sydney Gay and Lesbian
Get down to Bob Downe
Where does Bob live and is it always 1984 there? Bob lives in the caravan park of my mind where the children scream in the
LGBTQI+ Stroke Research
Next time you’re looking for a conversation starter at the kitchen table, why don’t you bring up what would happen if you experienced a stroke.
Tynga Williams: Ready 2 Slay
Raised in western and south-western Sydney, taught how to dance professionally at NAISDA in the Central Coast and now living her best life in inner
Dipa-Mahbuba-Yasmin – When Speech is Forced Down, Art Must Speak
Asexual Bangladeshi artist Dipa-Mahbuba-Yasmin shares beautiful art with tragic circumstances at Canberra's SpringOUT Festival. The title of your talk at the Shine Dome on Tuesday
Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras launches first official app
The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras has taken a bold step into the digital age with the launch of its first official app, writes
eX de Medici: Stings like a wasp
eX de Medici is a powerhouse of an artist, one who embodies her practice as an agency for change through the rigour of examining cultural
Chinese support gay rights
A 2025 Williams Institute poll has found that over half of Chinese citizens support gay and lesbian rights, including a majority who believe same-sex couples

