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GENDR, a membership-based online community that celebrates, shares and respects everyone’s identity on the spectrum, is set to be released to the public tomorrow. The smartphone application was conceptualised by two friends who realized there were no apps available to bring together the people, products and places that connect to the continuum of human sexuality and […]
Victoria University will be celebrating Pride Week from Monday 18 to Sunday 24 of July and has announced a line up of events taking place around Wellington to celebrate. Monday: Board games night hosted at The Preservatorium, 39 Webb St from 6 to 10pm. Tuesday: Screening of intersex documentary ‘Intersexion’, and a post-film discussion with Mani […]
The government has dedicated around $500,000 in the last three years to providing services and support for GLBT young people, with a further $20,000 of dedicated funding being announced by Youth Minister Nikki Kaye. The additional funding will be dedicated to GLBT young people who who are leaving school and entering employment, education or training. “This is a time of […]
Figures obtained from UK clinics show referral increases of several hundred percent, leading to long waits for new patients. The number of Britons taking steps to change their gender has shot up dramatically in recent years, leaving vulnerable people waiting years for treatment. Figures obtained under the Freedom of Information Act reveal increases in the […]
express reports that the new Countdown supermarket near Ponsonby Rd has already become a top site for express magazines! Since opening in June, Kunal Sharma at express reports that the stand situated near the exit to the new supermarket is having to be refilled every 5 days. Each fill is over 200 copies. Ponsonby Countdown joins Williamson Avenue […]
A quick response was made to Green MP Kevin Hague’s tabling of a petition to reverse all outdated and obsolete convictions of homosexual sex yesterday. The petition requested that Parliament also issue an official apology to people convicted of homosexual acts that would today be considered lawful, but were set alongside non-consensual sex before the Homosexual Law […]
Green Party MP Kevin Hague will today table a petition in Parliament calling for an official apology to, and pardon of, people convicted of consensual acts under anti-homosexuality laws that were overturned 30 years ago. The tabling of a petition by Wiremu Demchick coincides with the thirty-year anniversary of Homosexual Law Reform, which is being […]
This morning, a rainbow flag was raised in the grounds of the New Zealand Parliament in celebration of the upcoming anniversary of the Homosexual Law Reform bill passing in New Zealand. The date of the bill passing was 9 July, 1986, and will also be celebrated with numerous events happening over the coming weekend. This […]