Australian News Archive



Canberra

Cadets claimed they where forced to 'Wear it Purple'

An undisclosed amount of cadets (where thinking less than a few) at the Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA) have complained they felt pressured to wear purple clothing on Friday. In a statement to the press the Defense Department, however, emphasises that WIPD activities are intended to be voluntary for all personnel.

Tasmania

Tasmania adopts new and inclusive references to intersex people 

Advocates have welcomed amendments that update references to people with sex variations across existing Tasmanian laws and make those references more inclusive.

Sport

Watching the Matildas was absolute queer joy!

Matildas play with pride and at the ‘outest’ World Cup ever! To wear the Australian jersey is always a massive honour, but to wear the rainbow colours — something that I've always been really proud and passionate about - is really special." Matildas captain Sam Kerr.

Australia

LGBTQIA+ groups throw support behind the Yes vote on the Voice

In partnership with BlaQ Aboriginal Corporation, 22 LGBTQIA+ groups from around Australia on Wednesday joined together in support of the Yes campaign for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander constitutional recognition.

Sydney

Push to move Mardi Gras Party to Allianz Stadium

The official Mardi Gras after-party, which attracts more than 10,000 people, has been held at Hordern Pavilion, Watson’s and The Entertainment Quarter in Moore Park for many years, although it has been criticised in recent years for overcapacity issues.

Sydney

Christian lobbyist claims gay penguin couple are fake!

Right-wing Australian Christan politician and lobbyist Lyle Shelton from the 'Family First Party' said he believes that the gay penguin couple at Sea Life Sydney Aquarium are not only "fake" but are also being used to indoctrinate young children.

Canberra

ACT passes Variation in Sex Characteristics Bill

The ACT Assembly has passed legislation to protect intersex human rights.

Australia

What can we learn from the marriage equality vote, and what might happen with Parliament the Voice debate?

How will you vote? This article delves into what we can learn from the marriage equality vote and about supporting First Nations people during the Voice debate. Studies show that exposure to negative messaging can lead to greater levels of stress, depression and anxiety.

Canberra

Ride with Pride, Canberra Trams go Rainbow!

Happy Pride! Everyone is welcome on-board the Light Rail!


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