Pride and buoys:P&O Cruises makes a big play for the pink dollar

Pride and buoys:P&O Cruises makes a big play for the pink dollar

The cruise line is courting the LGBTQ+ market with five cruises planned over the next 15 months.

  • byStephen Brook

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Teachers’ union,transgender centre rejected by Sydney Mardi Gras parade

Teachers’ union,transgender centre rejected by Sydney Mardi Gras parade

Organisers said they knocked back 30 per cent of applications due to high demand as Sydney prepares to host WorldPride.

  • byMichael Koziol
Wounded pride:Is Sydney ready to host the biggest LGBTQ+ event?
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Wounded pride:Is Sydney ready to host the biggest LGBTQ+ event?

WorldPride comes to Sydney next year. But there is early disquiet about exorbitant and exclusionary pricing for key events.

  • byGary Nunn
How much is too much to party? Sydney’s queer community questions WorldPride ticket prices

How much is too much to party? Sydney’s queer community questions WorldPride ticket prices

The event’s three-day human rights conference has come under fire for its $1500 fees,but organisers say other major events are free.

  • byNatassia Chrysanthos
Thousands gather to celebrate 44th anniversary of first Mardi Gras

Thousands gather to celebrate 44th anniversary of first Mardi Gras

People from all over the state gathered on Friday to celebrate progress,44 years after the historic Mardi Gras march in 1978. Let’s look back at that fateful winter’s night in June when a revolution was born.

  • byAmelia McGuire
WorldPride:The ‘biggest event since 2000 Olympics’ to reopen Sydney to the world

WorldPride:The ‘biggest event since 2000 Olympics’ to reopen Sydney to the world

The state government is banking on a visitor spend of more than $100 million when Sydney hosts WorldPride early next year.

  • byMichael Koziol
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Bigwigs pack corporate boxes as rain spares Mardi Gras parade

Bigwigs pack corporate boxes as rain spares Mardi Gras parade

A crowd of almost 40,000,including Gladys Berejiklian and Alan Joyce,turned out at Moore Park for the event’s 44th iteration.

  • bySamantha Hutchinson andStephen Brook
Mardi Gras revellers celebrate hope and love with a message for Ukraine
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Mardi Gras revellers celebrate hope and love with a message for Ukraine

This year’s Mardi Gras featured 161 parade entries and 5800 people marching in front of an expected crowd of 40,000 spectators.

  • byAndrew Taylor
‘We are resilient’:Mardi Gras celebration after a tumultuous year in politics

‘We are resilient’:Mardi Gras celebration after a tumultuous year in politics

After a year plagued by lockdowns,COVID-19 and the religious discrimination bill,almost 50,000 spectators will make their way to the SCG on Saturday to celebrate diversity and queerness at the 44th Sydney Mardi Gras parade.

  • byBillie Eder
Maxi Shield:A voice with cut through on domestic violence

Maxi Shield:A voice with cut through on domestic violence

Full-time drag queen Maxi Shield won’t stop talking. Now she’s putting that voice to use to stop domestic violence.

  • byJulie Power
‘Less political,less sexual’:Has big business taken over Mardi Gras?

‘Less political,less sexual’:Has big business taken over Mardi Gras?

Mardi Gras has attracted more corporate money during the pandemic but not everyone in the LGBTQIA+ community welcomes the presence of big business.

  • byAndrew Taylor