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No Rainbows, Still Radical: My First Queer Wedding 

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Jessie Lewthwaite reflects on attending her first gay wedding and how queers have defied old fears to embrace love on our own terms.  Having moved...

Frayed Tendrils: Holding Tight to Queer History

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Jennifer Shields reflects on the significance of Queer History Month and the enduring presence of LGBTQ+ communities across time.  Happy Queer History Month, Aotearoa –...

Opinion: Why the UK’s Progress Leaves Trans People Behind

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Craig Young reflects on the UK's contradictory reforms—advancing abortion and euthanasia rights while backsliding on trans issues, and warns NZ not to follow suit. The...

Opinion: What Unkovich’s Departure Says About Culture War Politics

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Tanya Unkovich resigns from Parliament amid controversy over her anti-trans bill and anti-vax views. Craig Young explores the motivations behind her abrupt departure. At the...

Opinion: Why Are Poppers Still So Controversial?

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Craig Young shares a personal perspective on poppers and outlines legal challenges to the laws around their sale and use in NZ and abroad. Alkyl...

Opinion: When Gender Identity Is Blamed Instead of Underfunded Care

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Craig Yong reflects on the treatment gaps facing trans youth with eating disorders, exploring the tragic case of V, systemic healthcare failures, and the role...

Opinion: Destiny Church’s Parade of Prejudice

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Destiny Church’s anti-faith protest highlights a deeper contradiction in the Christian Right's stance on religious freedom in New Zealand, writes Craig Young. The New Zealand...

Opinion: Blue Labour and the Risk of Losing Progressive Ground

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Craig Young critiques the UK Labour Party’s shift towards Blue Labour and its impact on progressive issues, particularly transgender rights. Is the British Labour Party...

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