Category: News

Nov 06

Opinion: Luxon Must Not Let Winston Peters Take Control

And so, with special votes now counted, National and ACT have lost their overall majority and now seem to be dependent on the good graces (sic) of New Zealand First. What does that mean for us? Firstly, it seems that our allies in the Greens and Te Pati Maori have picked up additional seats, […]

Nov 03

“We Do Not Recognise LGBT”: Turkish President Reinforces Anti-LGBTQ+ Stance

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan explicitly stated his disregard for the LGBTQ+ community, aligning with his party’s increasingly conservative rhetoric on LGBTQ+ issues as the country approaches its elections in May 2024. Erdogan, addressing an audience at the AK Party congress in Ankara, pledged to oppose what he terms as “perverse” movements that threaten the traditional […]

Nov 01

Sexiest Pics From Family’s Halloween Party – Part Four

Auckland’s Family Bar celebrated Halloween 2023 in spooky style. The ever-popular Karangahape Road superclub celebrated Halloween (gay Christmas) with spooky drag shows and prizes for best-dressed. For over 15 years, Family has been the place to be Karangahape Road and Halloween 2023 was no exception. Family Bar, 270 Karangahape Road, Auckland. Photos | Peter Jennings. […]

Nov 01

Fierce Pics From Family Bar’s Halloween Party – Part Three

Nov 01

Hottest Pics | Family Bar Celebrates Halloween – Part Two

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Pics | Family Bar Celebrates Halloween 2023 – Part One

Oct 31

Transgender Rights on Trial: A Teen’s Battle Against West Virginia’s Sports Law

A 13-year-old transgender girl, Becky Pepper-Jackson, is challenging West Virginia’s restrictive law against trans students in sports. Supported by her mother, Heather, and legal advocacy from the ACLU, Pepper-Jackson is fighting to overturn the state’s ban, which has been a point of contention since its inception by Governor Jim Justice in 2021. The legislation in […]

Oct 31

Malaysia Introduces Concert ‘Kill-Switches’ After On-Stage Kiss by The 1975

Malaysian authorities have mandated concert organisers to implement power cut-off measures following an onstage kiss between Matty Healy, lead singer of the British band The 1975, and his bandmate Ross MacDonald on stage at the Good Vibes Festival in Kuala Lumpur. The kiss, which was described as a protest against Malaysia’s strict anti-LGBTQ+ laws, resulted […]