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Where's
Sydney's gays now live
GAY Sydney has officially packed up and moved venue. Petersham
is now gay, Erskineville is gay along with Dulwich Hill, Tempe and
Croydon.
PM says NO to gay marriage
John Howard has said NO to gay
marriage but has now gone one step further by saying he'd be disappointed
if one of his sons was gay.
The race is on for the pink dollar
You do not have to be a particularly good athlete to take part in
Sydney's Gay Games. You do not even have to be gay.
Australia's best known judge
A profile of Australia's best
known judge and he's gay.
Support for gay community from priest
The Anglican church needs more
people like Sydney's Rev Dr MICHAEL
W. NIXON who has spoken out publicly in support of the gay community.
Same-sex
de facto property rights
De factos may soon have the same rights as spouses to a partner's
superannuation assets if a relationship breaks down.
Drag Queen Entertainer of the year
Sydney's drag queens were out in force at the Metro for the entertainer
of the year awards.
Married men who are attracted to men
A study is being done to find
out more about the experiences of men who are attracted to other
men, and who are married to a woman.
Visitors give thumbs up for Gay Games
More on the Gay Games and the stamp of approval given to Sydney
by the international ruling body.
Threat to Gay Games
The international ruling body of the 2002 Gay Games has raised the
embarrassing spectre of transferring the event to another city.
Double lives and double deaths
The private lives and public deaths of New Zealander Greg Scrivener
and his high-profile lover John Scott have become sensational news
in Fiji.
Is Sydney losing its gay heart
Oxford Street's gay bars are losing out to Internet cafes and garishly
illuminated 24-hour convenience stores.
Boy George hits out at homophobic rappers
Boy George feared for his life when he was abused by homophobic
youths at a concert in London.
Anglicans give gays a chance
The Anglicans church has given the nod to official debate on homosexuality.
Fed govt anti gay
The Democrats' say the Howard government's anti-gay attitude sank
the superannuation bill.
A gay answer to the census
On census night we are not
being asked if we are gay - but it is possible for gay couple to
be recognised.
Transgender
prisoner lives in fear
A transgender prisoner was
raped by three Port Phillip prison inmates after a magistrate recommended
she be kept apart from males.
Has Mardi Gras as become bad PR?
A study shows half the community
views homosexuals poorly.
The gay community needs to win respect.
Gays sceptical about scouts
Scouting NZ will officially bar the discrimination of gay men, although
scout clubs will still have the right to turn them away as leaders.
John Scott murder - help offer
The New Zealand government is offering to help Fijian police with
their investigation into the murders of John Scott and his partner
Gregory Scrivener.
Lesbian health
Study shows Pap smears are vital for lesbians too.
Nixon under fire for gay march
Victoria's
top cop is copping heat for agreeing to take part in Melbourne's
gay pride parade.
Victoria's top cop backs gays
Victoria's police chief will lead gay and lesbian officers in Melbourne's
next annual Gay Pride March.
Hip-Hop's Gay Rap Attack
With
an album underway and plenty of media buzz, 23-year-old Caushun
hopes to become hip-hop’s first gay superstar.
Gays made extinct by science
Society could eliminate homosexuality
if genetic science went unchecked, warns High Court judge Michael
Kirby.
Being gay at work - survey
Monash uni researchers are taking one of the first in-depth looks
into being gay at work and what it means to our careers.
Wanted: Baby for female couple
For the first time lesbians could conceivably have children without
the need for a male sperm donor.
Licence hearing in August
Melbourne's gay community will soon find out if JOY will get a full
time radio licence.
Outing
helped Phelps
A public outing of her lesbian
relationship helped her career according to AMA president Kerryn
Phelp.
Red Cross tribute to John Scott
The International
Federation of Red Cross formally expressed its condolences to the
Fiji Red Cross Society, family, friends & colleagues of the
late John Scott.
Red
Cross chief killed because he was gay
The brutal murder of Red Cross Fiji Director John Scott and his
lover now appears to be related to his gay lifestyle.
Anti-gay hate rights review in NZ
A parliamentary committee
in New Zealand is considering whether films and publications containing
"hate speech" should be banned.
Marsden admits to shock therapy
Sydney solicitor John
Marsden has revealed he had electric shock therapy for his homosexuality.
Aussies more tolerant of gays
Australians have become
far more relaxed about homosexuality in the past 15 years, with
less than half strongly opposed.
Howard taken to task over IVF
Sex discrimination commissioner
Pru Goward has challenged John Howard's views on IVF for lesbians
and single mothers.
Victoria - the gay friendly state
Ground
breaking legislation introduced in Victoria gives same sex couples
legal recognition.
AIDS
group condemns N Territory
The Northern Territory
government's demand that the UN screen its East Timor personnel
for HIV has come under fire.
Wooldridge
delay funding for AIDS
Australia would not commit
to a global anti-AIDS fund until it knew how the money would be
spent.
Seven to appeal Marsden win
Channel Seven is to appeal today's $525,000
defamation award to Sydney solicitor John Marsden.
Marsden court victory
Marsden tells of the high price he paid for
his $525,000 win against Channel 7.
Johnnie - the most out man in Aus
Johnnie
from Big brother is by far the most recognised gay man in Australia.
Style Aid
Imagine…Dramatic
drags, queen the catwalk in frivolent, fresh, floral frocks and
a tantalising array of food to raise money for the AIDS council.
Somewhere over the rainbow
Sydney's next major event
boasts more athletes than the Olympics. But organisers face financial
dilemmas as they plan a new success story.
Homosexuality divinely ordered
Church leader describes being gay as a blessing from god.
Coming out with a novel
Sarah Waters was looking at gay and lesbian historical fiction for
a thesis when she realised that she had material for a novel.
Floral clock attack
AIDS activists in Melbourne have attacked the city's famous floral
clock to highlight the AIDS plight.
Gay balance in the scales of justice
The NSW Supreme Court has decided it is no longer defamatory to
say that someone has gay sex.
Concern
for young gays arrested in Egypt
Amnesty is "gravely concerned" about the detention of
54 gay Egyptian men, many of them young.
Equal rights for NZ gays
Gay couples in NZ could be given same rights as married couples
New AIDS drug
Swiss lab says new AIDS drug is far more effective than AZT
AIDS researcher awarded
Research into improving
understanding of cancer and HIV/AIDS wins federal award.
Pro gay bishop banned
Bishop John Shelby Spong
is coming downunder but not everyone is making him welcome.
Less gay men are using condoms
Twenty years after
HIV was detected, a national survey has shown that more gay men
are having unprotected sex.
Catholic
& gay the battle continues
Melbourne's gay community
is still being rejected by the church.
Australia's
most out lesbian takes on top Doctor
Karen Phelps - AMA president and high profile lesbian takes on the
Federal Health Minister.
More fallout from satellite
Not long ago Sydney high flyer Greg Fisher was MD of Satellite Media
now he is facing four charges brought on by the Australian Security
and Investments Commission.
Gay radio in Sydney off the air
The ABA has announced the allocation of the Sydney Community Licences
gay stations Free FM and OUT FM missed out.
Gay and lesbian youth more at risk from poor health
A study into gay and lesbian youth and their health has shown far
more at risk from poor health.
Crossing the line between genders
What men find when they become women.
Gay teacher forced out of school(NZ)
Kiwi teacher was run out of school because he was gay - but he's
fighting back.
Tragic
loss of gay activist
Melbourne is mourning
the loss of gay activist Jan Hillier who died tragically in a house
fire.
Cure for being gay claims
The scientific
community attacks doctors claims that people can be taught not to
be gay.
Pell protests in Sydney
Gay groups give
George Pell a clear message that he is not wanted in Sydney.
Profile of a church bully
The new appointment
of George Pell as head of the Catholic church is regarded as a
disaster by many liberal Catholics.
Same sex marriages
Sydney man, Edward
Young, is taking the Howard Government and the Department of Veteran's
Affairs to the UN following the death of his partner.
Listen to
the 30min special
Gay
relationships bill may pass
The Victorian
Government has agreed to amend its controversial gay relationships
bill amid growing signs that the Liberals will support it.
Women vs church over IVF
A women's rights group has begun its fight to stop the Catholic
Church's crusade against IVF treatment for single women and lesbians.
Big Brother - gay connection
Johnnie is out of the closet in tv's newest reality show and he's
become the second most popular housemate.
Outing of a hero
Gay terrorist' Peter Tatchell has become a leading civil rights
campaigner. But where did he find the courage to try to arrest Mugabe?
Legal proof for gay rights
Victorian Gay couples could have to prove to a court
they are in a sexual and committed relationship.
Will & Grace Vs ex-gays
Producers
of hit show Will & Grace answer a complaint letter from an ex-gay.
Hockeyroo attacks 60 Minutes
Sour
grapes from Hockeyroo Julie Towers after 60 Minutes does a story
on lesbian teammate Alyson Annan.
Kylie
is the concert queen
Australia's pop princess is now the undisputed concert queen after
announcing a ninth Sydney show.
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The
scars left by school bullies
Every day school yard bullies make life a living hell for
thousands of kids - it's even worse when you are gay.
Gay attack on homophobic Pell
Catholic Archbishop George Pell served up his last sermon in Melbourne
- it didn't go unnoticed by gays.
Boy scouts of America - ban on gays Have the Boy Scouts lost
more than they gained by banning homosexuals from scouting?
Gay Prince Edward - denial
Prince Edward's wife, Sophie is again denying rumours the queen's
youngest is also a queen.
GayNet teams up with gfn
GayNet has teamed up with American
financial giant gfn.com to provide extensive financial content to
Australia's gay & lesbian community.
NSW - no more private email@work
If you're one of the tens of
thousands of people who only has email at work, how much privacy
will you have?
Howard attacked on IVF stand
MP PETER ANDREN says the government's proposed changes to IVF
access was more about targeting minorities than protecting children.
Aust needed to help Asia's AIDS battle -
Australia is being called on to help struggling Asian countries
get cheap drugs for HIV-AIDS.
AIDS victim court battle
AIDS victim sues FAI Insurance over life policy.
Gay
Radio Licence Delay
JOY Melbourne is disappointed to hear the licence allocation
process has been delayed by the Australian Broadcasting Authority.
World First - Gay Marriage
The gay rights movement is celebrating a landmark victory..
The Netherlands has become the first country to give total recognition
to same sex marriage.
Pink dollar still strong
Despite
the gloom caused by the GST, impending recession and the Satellite
crash the gay market is still a good prospect for investors.
HIV cases jump 41 per cent
Nearly
200 new cases of HIV reported in Victoria last year.
Pell in the firing line
Controversial,
homophobic archbishop George Pell is heading to the home of the
Mardi Gras.
Rainbow parents
More and more gays and lesbians are deciding they want to be parents
- Rainbow Parents answers a lot of questions.
Vic Libs dump gays
Shadow attorney-general Robert Dean has accused the gay and lesbian
community of "lies, intimidation and deceitful conduct".
Gay relationships thumbs down -Libs
The Victorian government's plans for workplace reform and greater
rights for same-sex couples has hit a brick wall.
Macho
man dies
Fans
around the world knew him as the biker from the Village People -
Glen Hughes has died aged 50.
Joy - new president
JOY
Melbourne, Australia’s first Gay and Lesbian radio station has regretfully
accepted John Jennings’s resignation as President.
Transgender victory
A transgender person sacked from her job after a sex change has
won a landmark discrimination case.
Queer
as Folk Downunder
The hit gay British tv series makes its Aussie debut. Hunky star
Charlie
Hunnam talks about his
steamy sex scenes.
Gay Paris - openly gay leader
The voters of Paris are poised to vote in a gay man as mayor.
Transgender beauty contest
Cambodia has staged its first-ever transgender beauty contest.
South Africa AIDS drug court battle
Drug companies are suing the South African government over cheap
AIDS drugs.
Mardi Gras is inZane says Hollywood star
Mardi Gras given the stamp of approval by Hollywood actors.
Gay Australia on show to the world
This year's Mardi Gras
spectacular has confirmed its status as world's best.
How the butcher's joke backfired
A lesbian has won damages from a butcher who sold her a penis-shaped
bone because she's gay.
Do you want relationship equality in Victoria
The resounding answer to the question is YES.. but there is a real
danger that this may not happen.
Making love legal - Two MPs say NO
Two key Victorian independent MPs are opposed to changes to law
giving more rights to gay and lesbian couples.
Gay
monopoly in cyberspace
Some gay journalists and activists are calling for a federal antitrust
investigation into PlanetOut's merger with Online Partners, the
owner of Gay.com
Looking for Mr Right
A pack of smokes and a cold beer sit beside Freddyr's computer,
sustenance for the hours he'll spend talking with strangers online
I'm a loved person - a coming out story
Christina is 16, her Auntie has a girlfriend so her family were
very supportive when she announced she was gay.
Pope bags gay marriage.. again
Pope John Paul has reaffirmed the Church's official opposition
to homosexual marriages
Gay
clubs warned not to ban straights
Straights wanting to take part in Mardi Gras celebrations are
getting a hard time from some nightclubs.
Gays on the force
We want you as a new recruit, that's the message from the new
look Victoria police.
US gays in a tizz over Eltonl
Elton John's decision to team up with controversial rapper Eminem
has upset gay activists.
Australian brothel madams get jail
British court sentences Australian brothel madams to jail for
fraud.
Mardi Gras Opens
The world spotlight is back on Sydney with the opening of the
Mardi Gras - but it's more than just a festival.
Mardi
Gras Attack
Sydney's Gay community launched blistering attack on state and
federal governments and the church at the launch of the 2001 Mardi
Gras.
Melbourne shows its Gay Pride
A record crowd of 50,000
marches under the rainbow flag.
Gay
festival off after protests
A GAY festival
that split the country town of Swan Hill has been cancelled because
of community outrage.
Openly gay footballer speaks out
The fight for acceptance is a new crusade for a young gay football
player.
Lesbian cancer support attacked
The national party has attacked government funding for a lesbian
cancer support group.
Christians see red over gay play
Christ as a gay character is too much to handle for Melbourne
churches.
Janet
Jackson gay?
The pop diva is about to be outed by none other than her former
(secret) husband of 13 years.
Lesbians
not immune to STDs
Lesbians are just as likely as heterosexual women to be at risk
from diseases like hepatitis and herpes.
Gay
sons drove MP to attempt suicide
Former Labor MP Franca
Arena couldn't cope with gay sons.
Gay
victim's mum fights hate
The mother of murdered gay Uni student Matthew Sheppard continues
her campaign against hate.
Gay men win custody battle
A boy abducted by his grandfather returned to gay couple.
Lone
protestor takes on gays
Young people who believe they are gay got a mixed message at
a support conference for gays.
What
a long strange time it has been
When AIDS exploded onto the scene 15 years ago San Francisco
was the epicentre A decade and a half later the fallout continues.
Robbie
Williams outs himself
British popstar Robbie Williams,
notorious for a number of sexual flings with women now says he's
gay
Sexuality and compassion in writing
Gay teens face a homophobic world,
but new literature is opening the door to understanding.
Out of the closet, onto the tube
Gay characters on TV are becoming
more common and 'Will & Grace' is leading the charge.
Transgender teenager fights to stay at school
The 15 year old has won the battle
- but the war continues.
Gay de facto court battle
First gay de facto claim had
been bitterly fought in the NSW courts.
Cole Porter's Secret Life
A new play gives an insight into
the songwriter's identity as a gay man.
Satellite Media's pink ink turns red
SEX, property, fast cars and
screaming matches between some of Sydney's leading gay business
identities. all the ingredients of the demise of Satellite Group.
Women dating women
A straight woman takes a look
at relationships and how much easier it seems to be when you are
a lesbian.
The
pope on family values (again)
The Pope exalts heterosexual families and right to life.
World Aids Day
World AIDS Day has a special
place in the history of the AIDS pandemic.
Satellite group shut down
After months of financial woes, a freeze on shares and an investigation
by the Australian Securities & Investments Commission, the troubled
Satellite group has reportedly been forced to close its doors.
Genetics Vs Sexuality
What makes us gay - the genetics theory gains more weight
Frock up in Tassie
Cross-dressing is now legal in Tasmania following the scrapping
of a bizarre after dark law.
UK
gay sex at 16
PM Tony Blair will override Lords to make gay sex at 16 legal.
Gay Games cash injection
Gay Games tipped to pour $500 million into the Australian economy.
AIDS vaccine hope
A new study suggests an AIDS vaccine used in monkeys
may be help fight HIV in humans.
Why
is being bi so popular?
Not gay, not strait but somewhere in-between is becoming more
popular with young people.
Can Catholics be gay?
A look at gays from outside the gay community
Gay school fears
Bid to prevent rural homophobia slammed by opposition and family
groups.
Gay priest left out in the cold by church
A gay catholic priest in Melbourne has been forced to
resign from the church.
Gay
partner recognised by navy
The boyfriend of the first openly gay officer in the Britain's
Royal Navy has been accepted as the equivalent of a "naval
wife"
His name is Aurora
When a boy is raised as a girl, an Ohio suburb is suddenly in
the throes of transgender politics.
Aussies pip Kiwis in sex league
Australians
are having more sex than their Kiwi neighbours according to a world-wide
sex survey.
Gays no threat to the military
American study rubber stamps Australia's decision to allow gays
in the military.
Wilde on CD
A letter Oscar Wilde wrote to his lover from jail is being recorded
on CD.
Queer as Folk to screen downunder
Finally Queer as Folk is heading to our TV screens - but you'll
need pay tv to see it.
Nathan
- he's hot property in
Queer as Folk
Catholic's step up attack on lesbians
The catholic church is taking the IVF decision to the Supreme
court in a bid to lock out lesbians and single women.
Gay
advance doesn't wash in court case
Teen gets 15 years for the kicking death of a disabled man.
Secret
gay lover claims partner's assets
Australia's first gay defacto claim under the new Property Relationships
Act
Unsafe sex among gay men linked to depression
Homosexual men with long-term, low-grade depression are almost
twice as likely to have had unsafe casual sex in the last six months...
Gay marriage approved in the Netherlands
Dutch law makers lead the
world when it comes to gay rights...
Catholic
church wants the power sack gays
Abbott backs church sacking gay staff.
Gay club fined for loud noise
Loud dance music has cost the owners of a QLD dance club $25,500.
Athletes hide sexuality
Gay elite athletes are too afraid to "come out" because
it could affect their chances to compete or attract sponsorship.
Two
dads - no mum, genetically possible
British scientists believe gay men could conceive children from
male eggs.
Gay Games
Gay Games sponsorship promoted as a good platform for corporates
Gay key to new economy
A gay population is the best predictor of a city's ability to
attract and hold the workforce.
Lesbian kiss outrage
Two lesbians were told to leave a burger restaurant after a
security guard objected to their kissing.
Drag queens at the Olympics Drag queens will be part of
the closing ceremony - but not everyone's happy.
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Ceremony
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Transsexual
woman sues boss Victoria's first transgender discrimination
case.
Chancellor
sinks mardi gras float Funding cut to Sydney Uni float
Beazley's IVF stance under threat
ALP executive decides whether to overturn Kim Beazley's IVF
decision.
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Employers
sex swap veto
Employers will get increased powers to sack transgender workers
under Equal Opportunity Act.
Ellen
and Anne are history Hollywood's most famous same-sex couple,
Ellen DeGeneres and Anne Heche, have split.
Gays deserve relationships as well A heart felt letter from
a mum about her 14 year old gay son.
Sexuality & Suicide
Gays and lesbians wanted for a research project.
Beazley accuses PM of dividing the nation The opposition leader
has attacked John Howard's IVF stand.
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The
IVF debate Three new articles:
- Howard's IVF foray threatens ALP unity
- Lesbians make good parents too
- Lesbian mums praised
What
are people saying IVF feedback letters in our newspapers.
Sentence
reflects a life was taken Relief for the partner of gay man
bashed to death in Melbourne.
Phelps
quits Satellite after board battle
Chairwoman quits after her push to appoint an administrator
to Satellite fails.
Former Satellite Boss gunning for Phelps
Greg Fisher wants shareholders to dump company chairwoman Dr
Kerryn Phelps.
Gay killers back to jail
Appeal court quashes suspended sentences of two gay killers.
Furor
over IVF crackdown
John Howard opposes IVF for lesbians and single women.
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Force payout for sacked gays
The European Court of Human Rights awards compensation for sacked
gays.
IVF law falls in just 4 minutes
Landmark victory pushed through by a doctor who used to be homophobic.
IVF win sweet, but laws still oppressive Lesbians
and single women win constitutional battle.
IVF victory for lesbians and single women ABC transcript
and on-line audio.
Appeal lodged in gay killing case Appeal lodged against
a judge's verdict that freed two gay killers.
Being gay is no hurdle for media star
McCrossin comes out and it isn't a problem on Big News Week.
Gay
fight for next-of-kin recognition
The fight for property rights by NZ gays.
Victims
of gay bashing suicide link
Gay students more at risk from self harm.
Victims
of gay bullying 'drop out of school' Children intimidated
at school about being gay are more likely to drop out at 16.
Child right to know parents
Catholic church tries to use UN laws in IVF case.
IIVF push for single women
Church supports ban.
Church backs down on gay ordination
Uniting Church not ready to risk a split over the ordination of
gay ministers.
Don't admit you're gay says church
The Uniting Church opts for a "don't ask, don't tell"
policy on gay ministers.
Electorate comes out of the closet
Gay Perth fights for the right to be queer.
Homophobia alive and well in Victoria
Lesbians forced to use the internet to get sperm.
Triplets
for lesbian mums
Not all the family is overjoyed.
Transcript of ABC Marsden interview
Defamation case has ruined my life and reputation: Marsden
Satellite
bad to worse
A series of articles about the troubled Satellite group.
Uniting church - what to do with gays Church
leaders decide the fate of gay faithful.
Romans put on gay face
Italy's gay and lesbian communities
celebrate World Pride Roma 2000.
Gays likely lefties
News "decisive" evidence
shows left-handedness is more common among gays.
School sex resource kit
Victorian Education Department will go ahead a programme to
affirm young people's sexuality
Police move on gay hate crime Hate crimes against Victorian
gays the target of a new police campaign
National HIV plan unveiled AUSTRALIA'S national HIV/AIDS
strategy has been renewed for another five years
Gay killers walk free Pair
say 'sorry' for bashing innocent man to death.
Transsexual court case TRANSSEXUAL who sued the doctor who performed
a sex change operation has lost her case for damages.
Psychologist
warns of gay 'CURE' No cure for homosexuality says psychologists.
Bracks
tough line on gay lessons Premier say no to gay sex education
classes.
Homophobia
is still rampant
New survey reveals worrying statistics about discrimination
and abuse of gays.
Transgender golfer
this is the story about a women who has won the amateur women's
golf tournament
Gay
Catholics challenge Church
Gay and lesbian Catholics in Melbourne refused communion.
Emerging from a secret Taunts and internal conflict
pushed student to the brink.
Gay
rights senator opens hate mail Brian Greig's Perth
based staff fear for their lives after a run of threatening phone
calls and homophobic hate mail.
Subiaco
embraces gay pride Subiaco residents have voted
overwhelmingly in favour of Gay and Lesbian Pride Parade.
Gay
priests - book tells all A book about sex in the
priesthood is a best seller - among priests.
Gatley
ponders duet with partner
Boyzone star Stephen Gately is considering recording a duet
with his pop star boyfriend.
Savage - transgender
The Bracks government bows to independent pressure on new gender
identity legislation.
Gender identity - Rights lobby hits back
Gay & Lesbian Rights lobby attacks state politicians for not
passing gender identity bill.
Transgender
lives savaged by politics Transgender Victoria speaks
out.
False
rape killing charge a ''betrayal'
Partner of gay murder victim speaks out.
AIDS vaccine - Aussie trials
Australian company Virax begins research into AIDS vaccine.
More
gay Britons having unsafe sex
High risk sex is on the rise in the UK..
Phelps elected AMA President
One of Australia's highest profile Lesbians has been elected President
of the AMA.
Senior Constable Melinda Edwards
Gay & Lesbian Liaison Officer - A GayNet on-line interview.
Mother of suicide victim asks church to stop hate The story
of a gentle, soft-spoken boy driven by hate to take his life.
Virus ALERT!
The destructive "ILOVEYOU" computer virus has been causing
panic for computer users.
Out of the closet, into the spotlight
A small-town high school football
captain comes out and the whole world tunes in.
Do not judge - Kirby fears gay persecution
Research into genetic causes of homosexuality could be used
for persecution.
Web censorship - outcry on X-rated plans Censorship
changes spark protest from civil liberties groups.
Same sex de factos coming soon
Controversy over property law in NZ.
Worst days of their lives
School is usually a nightmare for gay and lesbian students.
Risks
to Gays & Lesbians in the bush
Being gay in country Victoria.
Coalition fights off same-sex super
The federal government bows to pressure and drops support for gay
super.
Canberra's
Gays & Lesbians Lash Out Vindictive
campaign promoting homophobia.
The Science of Being Gay
Researchers try to identify the causes of being gay.
Click here to hear
our on-line interview with OUT Magazine Editor Shane Bridges.
Aussie leading UK gays
PETER TATCHELL, London's unofficial gay rights leader set to get
official status.
Fight
for a real gay marriage
A
feature article.
Businesses get in touch with UK gays
Leading
British PR company targets gays.
Gay superannuation reform
Gay lobby says it's confident
a Senate committee will recommend that superannuation laws recognise
same-sex relationships.
New creams to help women beat AIDS
How
women become HIV infected during sex.
Fingers may point out who is gay
Measure you finger to find out if you are gay.
More lesbians becoming mums
New research indicates increasing numbers of lesbians are becoming
mothers.
Dirty syringes take their toll
The World Health Organisation releases Hep and HIV
figures.
Matthew Sheppard play opens
Play on attack on gay student opens in Denver.
Papal apology not going to happen Australian
gay activists not surprise.
State government bid for 'pink' dollar
The Victorian government claims to have won the pink dollar.
Picnic
in the Park a raging success One
of the highlights of Melbourne's Midsumma Festival.
Women the victims of abuse
At
least one woman in three has been beaten, abused or coerced into
having sex
BBC backs lesbian TV show
Gay
chat show host Rhona Cameron in her own soapie.
Free speech vs verbal gay bashing
It began with dirty words yelled out a car window.
Church
leader attacks Scottish gays
Scottish church leader describes gay relationships as "perverted".
Kevin Spacey - Not gay
Hollywood
actor Kevin Spacey has revealed for the first time why he refused
to deny that he was gay when quizzed by a style magazine
US
attack on AIDS epidemic
American
Vice-President AL GORE has outlined a new US effort to combat AIDS.
Head
Anglican in Scotland pro-gay
The
head of the Scottish Anglican church has declared himself in favour
of blessing homosexual couples.
Gay nightclub destroyed in fire
$300,000 damage to the popular Exchange hotel.
US court backs gays
Vermont Supreme Court has ruled that homosexual couples are entitled
to the same benefits and protections as wedded couples of the opposite
sex.
Gay
ok say US court
A
US court has ruled that homosexual couples are entitled to the same
benefits and protections as wedded couples of the opposite sex.
Human rights court rules over gay custody battle"
A
European court ruled that Portugal had breached a divorced homosexual's
human rights by denying him custody of his daughter.
Where
did AIDS come from? - New theory "
After 16
million AIDS deaths a
new theory suggests the Aids epidemic can be traced to an infected
batch of polio vaccine, which strongly suggests that the pathogen
first occurred in chimpanzees.
Sporty
Spice - "I'm not Gay"
Mel
C. says that "because ... I've got my hair cut short and got
tattoos and muscles and I've not had a boyfriend for a long time,
(the media) automatically assume I'm gay.
Boxing
champ - HIV to AIDS?
Former
heavyweight boxing champion TOMMY MORRISON has been hospitalised
in Washington to determine whether his HIV has developed into AIDS.
AIDS
therapy works best early in HIV infection
An
American study has shown a successful trend for patients who begin
an anti-AIDS treatment soon after they're infected with the HIV
virus.
Original Toy Boy Hits 50
He may still be fresh-faced and small, but Noddy, the original toy
boy, has turned 50.
British
gay campaigner dies aged 90
Veteran
gay campaigner, writer and raconteur Quentin Crisp died after being
found unconscious in a house in Manchester.
Malawi
"breaks silence" over AIDS
When
Malawi's President Bakili Muluzi finally decided to break the silence
over the AIDS epidemic sweeping through his country, he did it in
style.
Researchers
stung by claims AIDS is man-made
Officials
say an eminent US medical research centre will release lab specimens
from a 1950's polio vaccine project in Africa to dispell claims
its scientists inadvertently caused the AIDS epidemic.
Democrat pays tribute to England's stateliest homo
Australian
Democrats Senator BRIAN GREIG, one of few homosexuals in federal
politics has paid tribute to QUENTIN CRISP, self-proclaimed as England's
stateliest gay.
Super
changes pass senate, but same-sex rights withdrawn Super
A
move towards equal treatment of same-sex couples has been left out
of key changes to Australia's superannuation laws which passed the
Senate on the evening of December 7, 1999.
Equal rights for gays 'too dangerous for debate'
Labor
backbencher ANTHONY ALBANESE is continuing his struggle for equal
superannuation rights for same sex couples.
Same-sex
partners' interests to be declared Gay
Senators
who are in a same-sex relationship will be able to list their partners'
interests after the Senate agreed to alter its standing orders.
Pair in park "bashed" gay man to death, court told
The
committal hearing in the case of a gay man who was bashed to death
in a city park re-opened in Melbourne.
Human
rights at stake in vaccine trials
High
Court Justice MICHAEL KIRBY says human rights are at stake in trials
of HIV vaccines in developing countries.
Asia's
AIDS sufferers can't afford drugs A regional AIDS expert
says Asians with HIV and AIDS cannot afford proven drug therapies
available in the West, forcing doctors to prescribe sub-standard
treatments.
Gays
in the army - Yes Sir!
The British government says it will move to accept gays into the
armed forces.
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Melbourne Gay man's discrimination claim thrown out
A gay man who claimed he was discriminated against
by a life insurance company has had his case thrown out by a Melbourne
tribunal.
South
African president attacks AIDS treatment
After a 12-year investigation, the Vatican has ordered the
founders of an outreach program for Roman Catholic homosexuals to
stop ministering to gays and lesbians.
I'm
NOT GAY says TV star and poofter basher
Wallace Langham, who plays a character everyone
thinks is gay on the US sitcom Veronica's Closet, has been accused
of assaulting a man while shouting gay slurs.
Man
convicted of brutal murder of college student A drug-dealing roofer was found guilty of murder in the
beating of gay college student Matthew Shepard, a death so brutal
that it set off hate-crime legislation campaigns across the United
States.
Gay
clubs help Cher shine again
Cher, the newly crowned dance club diva, has brought herself back
into the spotlight non-traditionally.
Brother says he admitted murdering a gay man for $50,000
A man accused of the shotgun
murder of a renowned doctor says he took the blame for the crime
to trick his brother out of $50,000.
Celibacy
advised for gays unable to change
Christian
umbrella group in the US dedicated to persuading homosexuals to
abandon their lifestyle.
Vatican
orders group to cease ministry to homosexuals
After a 12-year investigation, the Vatican has ordered the founders
of an outreach program for Roman Catholic homosexuals to stop ministering
to gays and lesbians. After
a 12-year investigation, the Vatican has ordered the founders of
an outreach program for Roman Catholic homosexuals to stop ministering
to gays and lesbians.
Companies
may be wasting money in Gay sponsorship deals
Australian companies targeting gay consumers may be wasting their
money in the lucrative chase for the pink dollar.
Robin
Hood was gay, preferred "merrie men"
A leading English literature professor says England's legendary
outlaw ROBIN HOOD was gay, preferring his merrie men to MAID MARIAN.
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