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Jeremy Fernandez: "For me, it's a really positive time" - Vimarsana News

Jeremy Fernandez: "For me, it's a really positive time"

ABC's Jeremy Fernandez has a big weekend ahead with live WorldPride & Mardi Gras broadcasts, sharing queer stories and just enough time to party.

Vacant shopfronts v the WorldPride takeover: is Oxford Street ready for Mardi Gras? - Vimarsana News

Vacant shopfronts v the WorldPride takeover: is Oxford Street ready for Mardi Gras?

Once billed as Sydney’s golden queer mile, the strip has born the brunt of lockouts, lockdowns and gentrification. On the eve of its first parade since 2020 – and its biggest yet – the pressure is on

Murdochs Donate $1 Million To Sydney's New Queer Museum Qtopia - Vimarsana News

Murdochs Donate $1 Million To Sydney's New Queer Museum Qtopia

The Lachlan and Sarah Murdoch Foundation has announced they will donate $1 million to fund Sydney’s Queer museum Qtopia.

Kylie, Ultra Violet, Kim Petras: WorldPride festival has 'something for everyone', CEO says | Sydney WorldPride - Vimarsana News

Kylie, Ultra Violet, Kim Petras: WorldPride festival has 'something for everyone', CEO says | Sydney WorldPride

Sydney is gearing up for a massive, global party — but it’s also an important reminder of the work still to be done on LGBTQI+ rights

WorldPride: Union threatens 'garbage chaos' for Sydney after Clover Moore claims industrial dispute over - Vimarsana News

WorldPride: Union threatens 'garbage chaos' for Sydney after Clover Moore claims industrial dispute over

With the world’s largest LGBTQ festival opening in Sydney in eight days, concerns remain over vacant shopfronts and trash piling up on the city’s streets.

Source: smh.com.au