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There are efforts being made to to acknowledge Australia's queer history. A new report prepared by Australian Queer Archives identifies 100 objects, places and collections of historical significance to Victoria’s LGBTQI communities. And, a Blue Plaques program in NSW could adorn many iconic queer venues and places.
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Here’s what’s scheduled to come before the Tyrone Town Council Thursday night. June 3, 2021 — 7:00 p.m. Social distancing will be observed and seating is limited. The meeting can […]
ST. PETE BEACH â The city has been forced to suspend its memorial bench program after it became the victim of its own success and popularity. Public Works Director Mike Clarke said over the years the program has been so successful that there are now 87 city-approved memorial benches on the beach, mostly in Pass-A-Grille. âBench spacing on the sand has become quite crowded and, for that reason, the program has been suspended,â Clarke reported. âHowever, Public Works continues to receive requests for consideration. The emotional attachment families have with the beach and lo...
A bench dedicated to a much-loved Helston resident was found vandalised on Saturday morning. The memorial bench, which had been dedicated to Heather Pett, was discovered by a dog-walker over the weekend and is the second case of a bench being vandalised in a fortnight. The bench, which had a plaque memorial for Heather, had originally been located at the site of Helston Royal British Legion Club where Heather had been a volunteer and regular darts player. However, when the RBL club closed down the benches were moved, unbeknown to those who had organised them. The bench is the second ...