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Keiynan Lonsdale, Casey Donovan To Headline One-Day Pride Street Party In Melbourne - Vimarsana News

Keiynan Lonsdale, Casey Donovan To Headline One-Day Pride Street Party In Melbourne

Love, Simon star Keiynan Lonsdale and Australian Idol star Casey Donovan will headline the day-long street party in Melbourne that will close Victoria's Pride celebrations in February 2023. 

Queering the City: Melbourne - Vimarsana News

Queering the City: Melbourne

The Sydney vs Melbourne war was rekindled once again in November 2022, when the list of world's most LGBTQI friendly cities was published. In a surprise upset, Melbourne, dethroned Sydney to be named Australia's most queer friendly city and the fourth most LGBTQI friendly city in the world. 

A Mandate For Equality: Harriet Shing Is The LGBTQI Voice In Cabinet - Vimarsana News

A Mandate For Equality: Harriet Shing Is The LGBTQI Voice In Cabinet

'It is a long way from being the victims of discrimination under the law,' Harriet Shing, Victoria's first out lesbian member of Parliament who was sworn in as the new Minister for Equality, tells Star Observer.

P&O Cruises is looking to host the biggest cruise ship marriage ceremony ever – Travel Weekly - Vimarsana News

P&O Cruises is looking to host the biggest cruise ship marriage ceremony ever – Travel Weekly

P&O Cruises Australia is hosting a marriage ceremony onboard a cruise ship, to celebrate same sex, gender diverse and LGBTQIA+ supporter/ally couples.

Victoria's Pride: New Two-Month-Long LGBT Festival To Debut This Summer - Vimarsana News

Victoria's Pride: New Two-Month-Long LGBT Festival To Debut This Summer

The Daniel Andrews Labor government is planning to turn Victoria's Pride into an annual celebration and has set aside $6.8 million over the next four years for the state's newest LGBTQI festival.