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A good life lived in the shadows was once the best an LGBTIQ Australian could aspire to. Not any more, as these famous faces will tell you, beautifully.

For five years, Mongolian immigrant Suvi Selenge owned an oyster shop in a remote South Australian town that's regarded as a bucket-list experience for Nullarbor travellers.

The rich visual arts program at Sydney WorldPride 2023 shows how profoundly creative minds shape queer activism.

a href= https://www.maas.museum/powerhouse-museum/ target= _blank Powerhouse /a has launched Absolutely Queer, an exhibition celebrating contempor

The fantastical art duo are saluting LGBTQ heroes in their show, Bloodlines.

You’ll hear the installation before you see it, and when you see it you won’t know where to look.

Memorial to former prime minister attacked for the second time in two weeks, with communist symbol sprayed on surrounding fences

A Mardi Gras exhibition celebrates the pioneering role of Sydney’s early gay and lesbian underground performers including Australia’s first “queen of soul” Wendy Saddington.

These Sydney designers made wearable sculptures, inspired more by cutting-edge music and art than international fashion trends.

These Sydney designers made wearable sculptures, inspired more by cutting-edge music and art than international fashion trends.