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The Māori multimedia artist has helped shape contemporary New Zealand art, and with her exhibition in regional NSW she wants to ‘entice and mesmerise’
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Grrlspot, a monthly event in New Orleans, stemmed from a desire to create spaces for queer women to gather after the storm devastated the city in 2005
A few months after Hurricane Katrina struck Louis…
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Spike Lee’s revisiting of the Katrina tragedy 20 years on is not afraid to call out the incompetence behind its handling. Plus, the likes of Kylie are tutored by South Korean music stars in a high-en…
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Alyssia Algeri and her new girlfriend knew they shared a love of music. But everything changed when Elissa started singing Adele’s One and Only
In 2023 I made my regular queer pilgrimage from Melbourn…
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All the colour, costume and camp of the 47th edition of the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras
Continue reading...Microplastics can’t be avoided completely, but even small steps in the right direction can help significantly
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Former sponsors walk away from 2025 event – while organisers say they do not meet partnership requirements
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In Croatia, Montenegro and Albania, the legacy of Venetian occupation lives on in a series of spectacular carnivals that these days have a local twist
My guide Jovana Markic scoops up a glass of wine …
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‘I think we’re just getting a real reflection because people finally feel comfortable to express that,’ campaigner says
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