It’s astounding – time really is fleeting. In 1975, a spark from Australia’s creative underground ignited a wildfire of rebellion, expression and belonging. Fifty years on, The Rocky Horror Picture Show still pulses with the same energy, testament to both the wild, loud powerhouses behind its genius, and the rituals that have become folded into the film’s very being.
A JUMP TO THE LEFT. WHO GETS TO BELONG?
Australia in the 1970s was on the cusp of radical change, grappling with ideas of self-expression, gender, identity and sexuality. Into this upheaval burst a strange and irreverent little…
Discover the perfect gift at the perfect price while supporting local artisans. Whether you’re shopping at the fair or exploring our shop, you’ll find a wide array of handcrafted treasures that are both meaningful and locally made.
The laws, which have bipartisan support, will provide compensation for those historically convicted of homosexuality and cross-dressing offences. They also expand hate crime provisions to LGBTQIA+ people.
Most HIV prevention drugs are daily pills (known as PrEP), which many people struggle to take regularly for various reasons, including inconvenience, price, stigma and side-effects. Lenacapavir works differently. It’s a new type of drug that attacks HIV’s protective shell, stopping the virus from copying itself at multiple stages.
Stargazer Queer Horoscopes October 2025
VULNERABILITY & HONESTY BRING NEW BEGINNINGS
It’s time to let go of outdated habits and strengthen your spiritual and social connections. Saturn brings themes of healing, transformation and boundary-setting, while urging clear communication for everyone. Whether you’re navigating relationships or pursuing career aspirations, the stars are encouraging us to cultivate courage, embrace vulnerability and welcome new beginnings.
Aquarius
January 21 – February 18
Collaborations and heartfelt dialogues can spark innovat…
Do you love to travel! GALTA (Gay & Lesbian Tourism Australia) is currently seeking a person who loves travel and is interested in the tourism industry to represent it in Canberra and outlining areas.
Ahead of the opening of his new play, The Story of the Oars at The Street, we chat to Nigel Featherstone as he reflects on his creative journey, the role of music in his latest work, and why storytelling must always be an act of courage.
Our essential movie list to watch this Spring 2025! Lesbian B-movie with twists and turns galore, don't miss Honey, Don't. The hilarious divorce battle that gets a little stabby — A reimagining of the 1989 comedy The War of the Roses. Sorry Baby is a trauma story that's warm and bitingly funny. Plus, check out the glory days of black and white horror flicks with Universal Classic Monsters all showing at DENDY.
Welcome to our Spring issue. As we emerge from another chilly winter, the season changes once again. The cold weather can leave us feeling a little blue, but seeing the leaves return and the flowers bloom, I’m reminded that nothing is permanent and nothing ever stays the same. It brings me a sense of comfort in troubling times.
