Stonewall Pride flag reinstated following National Park Service agreement
The Pride flag will fly again at Stonewall following a settlement that confirmed its compatibility with park rules and acknowledged the site’s historical importance
St Kilda forward Lance Collard handed nine-week suspension after tribunal ruling
A tribunal found St Kilda’s Lance Collard guilty of using a homophobic slur and imposed a nine-week suspension, prompting debate about punishment, prevention and player education
BFI Flare 40th edition boosts attendance and broadcasts five films worldwide
Bfi Flare’s 40th edition combined packed screenings, high‑profile talks and the 12th #FiveFilmsForFreedom digital programme, generating renewed attention for queer cinema
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How Birmingham Pride could become a free event for its 30th anniversary
Birmingham Pride director Lawrence Barton plans to make the event free for the 30th anniversary and then hand over leadership
Hungary election shock: what the defeat of Viktor Orbán means for the European far-right
Viktor Orbán’s loss after sixteen years in power has stirred strong responses from European hard-right figures and raises questions about alliances and the continent’s political balance
Family Pride draws 400+ people to Victoria Point in celebration of LGBTQ+ families
Recently Rainbow Families Queensland held Family Pride, a relaxed community event that brought together parents, kids, allies and local supporters
Noa-Lynn van Leuven challenges DRA ban on transgender players in women’s darts
Darts champion Noa-Lynn van Leuven condemns a DRA decision that prevents transgender women from entering women’s competitions and says she will keep contesting the change
Nurse reaches confidential settlement with NHS amid misgendering dispute
Nurse Jennifer Melle settled with an NHS trust following an incident in May 2026 that led to warnings, suspension and an employment tribunal claim
Far-right leaders praise Orbán despite Hungary’s legislative loss
Hungary’s parliamentary vote toppled Viktor Orbán after 16 years and triggered an outpouring of support from prominent European far-right figures as EU officials expressed relief
Péter Magyar’s Tisza victory ends Viktor Orbán’s rule in Hungary
Hungary’s political landscape shifts as voters replace Viktor Orbán with Péter Magyar’s Tisza party, promising to mend ties with the European Union
How Vivian Wilson turned away from inherited wealth and built her own path
Vivian Wilson reflects on a solitary childhood in an ultrawealthy environment, a 2026 legal break from her father, and a modelling career that funds her life
James Charles confrontation at Coachella sparks near fight after VIP stair incident
James Charles described a tense moment at Coachella when a woman on the VIP stairs refused to make way, leading to an exchange that almost became physical
Jeff Dycer (Dulcie Du Jour) funeral details and DT’s Hotel memorial plans
Remembering Jeff Dycer and Dulcie Du Jour through a funeral, livestream and a community memorial at DT’s Hotel
Bridgerton season 5: five films that echo Francesca and Michaela’s romance
A short, character-driven film list inspired by Francesca Bridgerton and Michaela Stirling, paired with key season 5 casting news
Britney Spears seeks treatment following alleged DUI
Britney Spears has voluntarily gone into a treatment facility after an alleged DUI arrest, with family support and possible legal considerations shaping her choice
Free Moreton Bay PrideFest: what to expect at Pine Rivers Park
Join Moreton Bay PrideFest for a vibrant, free day of performances, community stalls and the iconic Rainbow Runway
Meet the actors who bring XO, Kitty’s sapphic characters to life
A concise look at the actors who populate XO, Kitty’s sapphic storylines and why their presence matters for queer teen audiences
DRA policy change forces Noa-Lynn van Leuven out of women’s events — what happens next
Noa-Lynn van Leuven, a top Dutch darts player, was removed from women’s competitions after the DRA concluded only biological females are eligible; she says she is not finished fighting
Meet the actors who shape the sapphic stories in XO, Kitty
Get to know the performers behind XO, Kitty’s sapphic relationships and what their off-screen lives add to the show
How a shared bathroom line at Sydney Harbour challenged safety myths
A personal scene from an opera intermission that shows why inclusive bathrooms work and exclusion harms community cohesion
Meet the actors who shape XO, Kitty’s queer storylines
A closer look at the actors, character journeys and reception of XO, Kitty’s queer storylines, from Seoul to Busan
Malcolm in the Middle revival blends comedy with non-binary representation
Creators Linwood Boomer and Tracy Katsky bring a non-binary Kelly to the reboot, reflecting real family dynamics
Croatian dancer Ivan Ugrin redefines modern masculinity
Meet Ivan Ugrin, the Croatian dancer who brings a sunny, playful energy to the spring cover of Têtu and a fresh take on modern masculinity
Katseye brings Huntr/x voices on stage at Coachella for Golden performance
Katseye teamed up with the singers behind Huntr/x for a surprise rendition of Golden at Coachella, while the group navigates a member hiatus and new music
House of Gloss: intimate documentary of Opal and Lana in Dundee
Mark Lyken’s film follows Opal and Lana in Dundee, revealing how small rituals and club nights build safety and belonging