All posts tagged "LGBT"
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1.1KLatestTen years of non-competitive wrestling
Adelaide's unique, non-competitive gay wrestling group celebrates its 10th anniversary this month, and has inspired interest around the globe.
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1.3KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Real and Unreal, by Stephen House
Stories of bar adventures, Bali life, anonymous trysts, and dark low-points on the streets.
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798Books & LiteratureBook Review: Outspoken, by Father Rod Bower
Internet sensation Father Rod Bower of the Gosford Anglican Church, discusses his life, social justice, and religion.
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576Books & LiteratureBook Review: Survival, by John L Fahey
Raised in two very different worlds, one angry and violent, the other loving and nurturing, John must find his own path to happiness.
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1.7KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Railed
A testosterone-fuelled comedy circus that dares to tread where no butch blokes usually go!
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412Film & TVFilm Review: The Miseducation of Cameron Post
When a teenage girl is caught kissing another girl at a high school dance, she is sent to gay conversion therapy but, while there, she starts to find a sense of belonging amongst others who struggling with their identity.
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410Books & LiteratureAudiobook Review: The Power of Hope, by Kon Karapanagiotidis
Founder of the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre reads his own autobiography which is a story about doing what's right, protecting others, and finding hope and salvation through your own dark times.
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1.4KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Julian is a Mermaid, by Jessica Love
When young Julian sees three beautiful women with flowing hair, he imagines them to be mermaids and wants to be just like them. A picture book about imagination and identity for ages 4+.
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1.0KEntertainmentLovers Of Schlong Islands, Listen Up! There’s A NEW BAR In Town
Honey, let me tell you a thing... If you're a fan of 'schlong island iced teas', boy do we have news for you! Mary's Poppin is expanding! After two years of shenanigans and many martinis, Vonni and Wundes will be the hosts of Mary's expansion, Thirstdays.
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797Books & LiteratureA Landmark New LGBTQIA+ short story collection set for 2019
Walker Books Australia has announced a ground-breaking collection of Young Adult (YA) short stories by LGBTQIA+ Australian authors.
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1.0KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: If I Tell You, by Alicia Tuckerman
When lesbian teenager Alex meets Phoenix, she must decide whether to come out to the people in her closed-minded town, or withhold her true feelings.
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578Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Help! I Think I Might Be Fabulous
Alfie Ordinary offers a bitter twist to his highly enjoyable sequined romp through his young life at Madame LeCoq's Preparatory School for Fabulous Boys.
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827Adelaide FringeBook Review: Thirsty – Confessions of a Fame Whore, by Joel Creasey
2018's Fringe Ambassador, comedian Joel Creasey, has lived a short but busy life so far and marks the occasion with an autobiography of his journey from a McCafe to the world stage.
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566Books & LiteratureBook Review: Queer: A Graphic History, by Dr Meg-John Barker
An engaging, illustrated look at theories on gender, identity and sexuality & how normative differences tend to privilege one type of ‘being’ over its opposite.
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349Film & TVFilm Review: Moonlight
Over three periods in his life, a boy grows into a man, learning to be his own person and accepting his sexuality in a world that hasn't accept him.
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535Books & LiteratureBook Review: Homebody, by Alex Dunkin
The stay-at-home husband of an ambitious banker begins to discover life outside their marriage when new friends introduce him to a much wider world than he's ever known.
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406Books & LiteratureBook Review: Made By Raffi, by Craig Pomranz
A little boy, who is different from his peers, is bullied & isolated at school until a yard duty teacher changes his world & helps others embrace his differences.
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292Books & LiteratureBook Review: Outcome: LGBT Portraits
An inspirational collection of photographs take by Tom Dingley over 2 years, showing LGBT people as they are today, holding photos of when they were younger.
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250Books & LiteratureAudiobook Review: Coming to Terms, by KA Moll
A policewoman who has turned to alcohol to deal with her past, finds healing and romance in the arms of the woman caring for her sick sister.
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417Books & LiteratureBook Review: Clancy of the Undertow, by Christopher Currie
When her father is blamed for the accidental death of two teenagers, 16yo Clancy's life becomes more isolated as she struggles to find her place in the world.
