A widely discussed study suggests some men who express strong anti-gay homophobic views also experience same-sex arousal. The findings don’t tell the whole story, but they open up a conversation about internal conflict, stigma and how sexuality is understood. THIS ARTICLE AT A GLANCE Study examined heterosexual men’s attitudes towards gay men & physical arousal. Participants were grouped based on anti-gay or non-anti-gay views. Only men with anti-gay attitudes showed arousal to gay male content. Those same participants reported no subjective arousal. The study did not include…

New South Wales has introduced new laws preventing book bans across public libraries, marking a significant shift for access to diverse stories. For LGBTIQ+ communities, the change signals stronger protections for inclusive literature that has often been challenged or removed elsewhere.

A new Gallup poll that surveyed 1,001 U.S. adults from May 1 to 17 shows U.S. support for same-sex marriage has slipped to 65%, while acceptance of transgender issues has also fallen. The biggest drop is among Republicans, with Democrats and independents mostly steady.

You don’t need super powers to make the most of your superannuation before the rules change. Superannuation rules are about to change, but if you’re quick, there’s still time to take action to benefit your future self. With caps increasing, Payday Super coming in and higher taxes for big balances, this financial year is a unique chance to contribute under the current rules and reduce your tax.

Many things can influence your happiness, many of which are totally outside of our control. Research suggests that 50% of happiness is determined by your genes, 10% by the circumstances in which you live, and 40% of happiness is defined by your actions, attitude and how you handle situations. Let's look at that 40%.

There’s no doubt generative AI’s ability to rapidly produce quality photos, images and video is shaking up creative jobs and concering artists.

From après-ski drag realness at APRÈS GRAS to a history-packed trivia night marking the anniversary of the first Mardi Gras protest on 24 June 1978, this year’s fundraiser events are all about celebrating queer joy, connection and community. Throw in a rare DJ set from Ladyhawke, powerhouse performances from Marcia Hines and Brendan Maclean, plus dance floors running deep into the night, and suddenly winter in Sydney is looking pretty fabulous!

From “breathwork recipes” to breathing techniques, many social media and health websites are recommending breathwork to reduce stress. But breathwork is not new. Rather it is the latest in a long history of breathing techniques such as Pranayama from India and qigong from China. Such practices have been used for thousands of years to promote a healthy mind and body.

Causing fractures in the LGBTIQ+ community, the decision handed down confirms the earlier finding that Tickle was unlawfully excluded from the women-only app Giggle for Girls and strengthens the significance of the original case. IN SHORT The Full Federal Court upheld the discrimination finding against Giggle for Girls Judges found two acts of direct discrimination against Roxanne Tickle Tickle was denied access to the app and later refused reinstatement Damages were increased from $10,000 to $20,000 The court affirmed the August 2024 ruling on gender identity discrimination The case…

NSW is sending a firm message: hate crimes against LGBTQIA+ people will not be tolerated. With tougher sentences and new tools for police, the laws aim to make queer lives safer amid rising violence.

New research published by the National Library of Medicine reveals that travel can be uplifting and liberating, but for LGBTIQ+ travellers, it’s rarely straightforward. The experience is often shaped by questions of safety, personal identity and whether a destination feels truly welcoming. THIS ARTICLE AT A GLANCE Study on LGB+ travellers and how identity shapes travel experiences. Heteronormativity affects travel at personal, social & structural levels. Safety and local attitudes influence destination choice. Travel can support well-being and coping for LGB people. Research s…