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Community Scoop » AUT Launches Rainbow Research Portal – A World First - Vimarsana News

Community Scoop » AUT Launches Rainbow Research Portal – A World First

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Auckland.Scoop » AUT Launches Rainbow Research Portal – A World First - Vimarsana News

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AUT Launches Rainbow Research Portal – A World First - Vimarsana News

AUT Launches Rainbow Research Portal – A World First

A new e-portal collating decades of Rainbow research will be launched by Auckland University of Technology (AUT) – the first collection of its type in the world. The e-portal, called Ia, will be unveiled on Wednesday 6 September at a special launch ...

Pride CI to host renowned LGBTQI+ rights activist - Vimarsana News

Pride CI to host renowned LGBTQI+ rights activist

Pride Cook Islands is thrilled to announce that Phylesha Brown-Acton MNZM will be coming to the Cook Islands to help celebrate IDAHOBIT Day (International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Lesbophobia and Transphobia) on May 17.

Immigration NZ links to Kiwi slang page which calls gay men 'bum bandits' - Vimarsana News

Immigration NZ links to Kiwi slang page which calls gay men 'bum bandits'

Abigail Dougherty/Stuff The Cook Islands did a U-turn on decriminalising homosexuality and have now expanded the law to include gay women. “Although the material is provided by an external organisation, INZ agrees the reference is completely inappropriate.” McGill said the link to the material had now been removed from the website. “INZ would like to take this opportunity to apologise for any offence caused.” Gresham Bradley, the chairman of the Rainbow NZ Charitable Trust, said the slang word was “insulting and offensive”, but he was glad to hear INZ had removed the link. ...