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How Sydney's Oxford Street could be saved by light rail - Vimarsana News

How Sydney's Oxford Street could be saved by light rail

Business groups have backed calls for light rail to replace buses on Oxford Street as lockouts, lockdowns, large shopping centres and heavy traffic get the blame for the busy thoroughfare’s ailing nightlife and empty shopfronts.

Source: smh.com.au
Thousands gather to celebrate 44th anniversary of first Mardi Gras - Vimarsana News

Thousands gather to celebrate 44th anniversary of first Mardi Gras

People from all over the state gathered on Friday to celebrate progress, 44 years after the historic Mardi Gras march in 1978. Let’s look back at that fateful winter’s night in June when a revolution was born.

Source: smh.com.au
Why do so many queer folks love urbanism? - Vimarsana News

Why do so many queer folks love urbanism?

OPINION: For the vast majority of queer people, cities serve as the backdrop for the first time they find safety, community, and romance, but do we queers only flock to urban spaces for the relative acceptance they provide, or does our love affair go deeper — to the unique ways cities allow us to live, move, and connect.

Source: ggwash.org
Pride Month at the National Library - Vimarsana News

Pride Month at the National Library

Pride is a time to commemorate and celebrate the journey of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex and queer community and to reflect on progress yet to be made.

Source: nla.gov.au
Sydney WorldPride: The 'biggest event since 2000 Olympics' to reopen city to the world - Vimarsana News

Sydney WorldPride: The 'biggest event since 2000 Olympics' to reopen city to the world

The state government is banking on a visitor spend of more than $100 million when Sydney hosts WorldPride early next year.