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Sydney will be the first city in Australia to implement policies that protect the historical and cultural identity of an LGBTQI precinct, joining New York, San Francisco, Chicago, and London.

Sydney's Catholic Archbishop says an advert for a "Live and Queer" variety show produced by the City of Sydney is "provocative" and "upsetting" for using an image of the iconic St Mary's Cathedral.

Publisher HuffPost will launch the ‘Proud Out Loud’ series for Mardi Gras and Pride Month, celebrating change-markers within the community

Glamorous vogue ball at the Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras can’t be divorced from its political context

Twenty years ago, two gay couples met by chance in Sydney, and hatched a radical family plan. Ruth, Betty, Charlie and John say they're just like everyone else with kids — and their two children agree.

A record 200 groups were represented in the 2018 Mardi Gras Parade, making it the biggest to date.

Saturday night will be a far cry from the bleak winter's night in 1978 when several hundred Sydneysiders first paraded down Oxford Street.

'The First Mardi Gras: Was The Pain worth the Gain? An Afternoon with the 78ers' will be held at the East Sydney Community and Arts Centre on February 17.

"In the '70s, when people were so vilified, there was a real defiance, and people celebrated their life and their sexuality, but it all happened inside...

"You get to really be proud of yourself for this one day of the year."

Activists and their dogs came out to show support for marriage equality ahead of Australia's upcoming postal survey.

Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras are launching a new event - Mardi Gras Pride Weekender - taking place over Friday 18th - Saturday 19th June 2021 at Sydney venue The Metro Theatre. Mardi Gras Pride Weekender is a part of Destination NSW’s Sydney Solstice initiative celebrating Sydney’s food and beverage, music, entertainment, arts and culture.

With sequins and glitter sparkling, hot pants and rainbow tutus at the ready, thousands have turned out in Sydney's CBD for the 42nd Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras.

The world's first syndicate of angel investors committed to supporting gay start-up founders has backed local sugar free beverage start-up Nexba.

Brian Cassmassi reviews Hermes Holidays guided tour of Sydney, with visits to attractions like the Opera House, Harbor Bridge, and Bondi Beach.

How an Australian adventure helped me get my groove back

The night of nights for the Australian LGBT community is particularly fabulous this year, marking four decades since the original march and being the first since gay couples won the right to be married in Australia. But for one couple there was extra cause for celebration.

Victory on marriage equality and parade’s 40th anniversary combine to swell the ranks of the thousands of regular attendees

While the genesis of Sydney's Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras 40 years ago was political – the fight for equality – its message was cemented into Australian consciousness, to a large degree, by the hugely artistic and witty approach of its early participants. As jeweller Peter Tully reassured Ron Muncaster, who was to become the "queen" of Mardi Gras costumes, at the second march as a casually dressed "rabble" snaked through Darlinghurst: "We can do better than this. We'll dress it up and put on a big show."

It's been a big day for Muriel's Wedding the Musical. Not only has the sold-out smash hit announced a return Sydney season, but it's picked up seven

The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras has announced its festival program for the coming year. Highlights of the festival will include queer favourites Trevor Ashley, Casey Donovan, and Courtney Act, among many others.

Greg Louganis was once the darling of diving. The American made a worldwide splash when he went on to win his fourth Olympic gold at the 1988 Seoul games afte

The Sydney Convicts founder says he is proud of his achievements over the past 15 years after receiving an OAM for promoting equality in the sport