Sydney man Hamdi Alqudsi led a group known as the Shura which plotted a series of attacks across the city,including bombings.
The moral of the story? Be true to yourself – better latent than never.
By any measure,Sydney has got its mojo back. But after years of COVID restrictions,can our city keep the momentum going? And,more pressingly,what comes next?
Rainbow champions lead 50,000 people in a march for gay rights and marriage equality - a colourful end to the WorldPride festival.
Enough with the incremental changes! I might only last five minutes in office,but I’d take an axe to the sacred cows of this city.
“I have been going to Mardi Gras for years,but this is the pinnacle,” said Gurnai-Kurnai man from Lake Tyers,Victoria.
With Sydney Mardi Gras hosting World Pride in 2023,we look back at the colourful history of the great event.
Sydney’s Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade was evolving and expanding,with up to half a million revellers packing the streets.
The Greens turned independent senator was moved on from the Sydney Mardi Gras parade by police after footage showed her lying on the street and temporarily halting the march.
Thousands of rainbow revellers are getting ready to return to Oxford Street for the annual parade,the largest event of Sydney WorldPride.
About 12,000 people walked,danced and rode down Oxford Street in front of hundreds of thousands of revellers as Mardi Gras makes a stunning homecoming.