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LGBTIQ+ Health Australia Presents: The LatestEpisode 29: Dr Ryan StorrIn this episode of The Latest, we’re joined by Dr Ryan Storr, Research Fellow at Swinburne University and co-founder of Proud 2 Play a group that advocates for LGBTIQ+ inclusion in sport.
Dr Storr walks us through the key findings of his landmark Free to Exist report, the first national study to examine both participation rates and experiences of discrimination among LGBTIQA+ youth in sport. The report paints a sobering picture: young LGBTIQA+ people participate in sport at almost half the rate of their heterosexual and cisgender peers, with many dropping out entirely as they grow older.
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Saturday MagazineSaturday, 28th June, 2025: Ro Allen: LGBTIQA+ Inclusive Workplaces: Equal Opportunity ActNevena and Osman talk to Ro Allen, Victoria’s Equal Opportunity & Human Rights Commissioner about the new Guideline: LGBTIQA+ inclusive workplaces, Employers’ legal
duties under the Equal Opportunity Act: https://www.humanrights.vic.gov.au/static/7fcb64193968112593febb49ecd1ed39/Resource-LGBTIQA-Guideline-18-June-2025.pdf
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2025-06-2914 minSaturday MagazineSaturday, 28th June, 2025: Ro Allen: LGBTIQA+ Inclusive Workplaces: Equal Opportunity ActNevena and Osman talk to Ro Allen, Victoria’s Equal Opportunity & Human Rights Commissioner about the new Guideline: LGBTIQA+ inclusive workplaces, Employers’ legal duties under the Equal Opportunity Act: https://www.humanrights.vic.gov.au/static/7fcb64193968112593febb49ecd1ed39/Resource-LGBTIQA-Guideline-18-June-2025.pdf
The post Saturday, 28th June, 2025: Ro Allen: LGBTIQA+ Inclusive Workplaces: Equal Opportunity Act appeared first on Saturday Magazine.2025-06-2914 minSaturday MagazineSaturday 21st June, 2025: Simon Ruth – CEO Thorne Harbour Health-LGBTIQA+ Health UpdatePaul and Macca talk to Simon Ruth – CEO Thorne Harbour Health-LGBTIQA+ Health Update
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2025-06-2114 minSaturday MagazineSaturday 21st June, 2025: Simon Ruth – CEO Thorne Harbour Health-LGBTIQA+ Health UpdatePaul and Macca talk to Simon Ruth – CEO Thorne Harbour Health-LGBTIQA+ Health Update
The post Saturday 21st June, 2025: Simon Ruth – CEO Thorne Harbour Health-LGBTIQA+ Health Update appeared first on Saturday Magazine.2025-06-2114 minSaturday MagazineSaturday 17th, May, 2025: Profs Gene Bawden & Jess Berry – Monash University / Queer Cities Joining us are the brilliant minds behind the Queer Cities exhibition at Melbourne Design Week – welcome Professors Gene Bawden and Jess Berry from Monash University!
Queer Cities is an exhibition that addresses issues of LGBTIQA+ inclusion through spatial interventions that preserve queer heritage — past, present and future. Visualising LGBTIQA+ visibility in public space is an important factor in making urban environments feel more inclusive. Recognition of the presence of queer people and their heritage in public space not only means that LGBTIQA+ people see themselves represented, making diversity visible helps public spaces become more accessible for other margin...2025-05-1800 minSaturday MagazineSaturday 17th, May, 2025: Ged Kearney MP – Federal Member for Cooper-Assist Min for Indigenous Health; Assist. Min. for Health and Aged CareKicking off the show is a passionate advocate for health equity and social justice – re-elected Member for Cooper and newly-appointed Assistant Minister for Social Services and Assistant Minister for Prevention of Family Violence – welcome back to JOY 94.9, Ged Kearney!
Ged Kearney is the Federal Member for Cooper and serves as Assistant Minister for Social Services and Asst Min for Prevention of Family Violence, under Tanya Plibersek. Formerly the ACTU President, she has been a consistent voice for workers’ rights, public healthcare, and progressive policy. Ged has been a vocal ally to LGBTIQA+ communities, particularly in health equity and age...2025-05-1800 min
Well, Well, WellSexperts Trivia for JOY RadiothonThe team indulge in some LGBTIQA+ sexual health trivia in light of JOY Radiothon.
Check out our other JOY Podcasts for more on LGBTIQ+ health and wellbeing at joy.org.au/wellwellwell.
If there’s something you’d like us to explore on the show, send through ideas or questions at wellwellwell@joy.org.au
Find out more about LGBTIQ+ services and events in Victoria and South Australia at thorneharbour.org and samesh.org.au.
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JOY EurovisionStronger Together with a Eurovision 2025 updateEvery year, JOY 94.9 turns to you to ask for your support in keeping Australia’s only LGBTIQA community media organisation Out, Loud and Proud. Radiothon is our annual fundraiser and this year’s theme is Stronger Together. It’s with your financial support that we can continue to amplify our diverse LGBTIQA+ voices across Australia and the world.
Michael and Bryan get into the Radiothon spirit by getting together to run through some of the latest news out of Basel. Plus, there are a few brand new tunes from your Eurovision favourites.
You can support JOY du...2025-05-1233 minSaturday MagazineSat,10th May, 2025: Radiothon Edition, Bill Calder & Graham Willett, Australian Queer ArchivesMacca and Nevena talk to Bill Calder & Graham Willett, Australian Queer Archives, live in the studio.
The Australian Queer Archives (AQuA) (formerly the Australian Lesbian and Gay Archives – ALGA) is a community-based non-profit organisation committed to the collection, preservation and celebration of material reflecting the lives and experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex, (LGBTIQA+) Australians.
The Archives was established as an initiative of the 4th National Homosexual Conference, Sydney, August 1978, drawing on the previous work of founding President Graham Carbery.
Since its establishment the collection has grown to ov...2025-05-1200 minLGBTIQ+ Health Australia Presents: The LatestEpisode 27: Assistant Minister Ged KearneyThe Latest in LGBTIQ+ Health and Policy is a podcast that brings you the health and well-being hot topic discussions that matter to LGBTIQ+ people.
In this special episode of The Latest, we’re joined by the Hon Ged Kearney MP, Assistant Minister for Health and Aged Care, who speaks with heart and humility about her work to champion the health and wellbeing of LGBTIQ+ people. Minister Kearney shares her pride in launching the National Action Plan for the Health and Wellbeing of LGBTIQA+ People 2025–2035, and her commitment to seeing its vision realised. From community-led leadership and cult...2025-04-2300 minWell, Well, WellChanging the Landscape and DonateLifeJack is in studio this week with new host Jordan from Thorne Harbour Health’s LGBTIQ+ Women’s Project.
We speak with Jerome from DonateLife about organ and tissue donation for our LGBTIQ+ communities and people living with HIV.
Chris and Maya from Switchboard also join us to discuss the Changing the Landscape campaign which aims to centre LGBTQIA+ lived experience stories and change the narrative around LGBTIQA+ suicide from one of identity-based deficit to one that celebrates resilience, mutual aid, peer support, community and acknowledges structural discrimination.
Check out our other JOY Podcasts for more on LGBTIQ+ health and well...2025-04-1055 minWell, Well, WellTrans Day of VisibilityIn this Trans Day of Visibility special, we hear from two heroes of the trans and gender diverse community. Joe Ball, Victorian LGBTIQA+ Commissioner, and Son Vivienne, CEO of Transgender Victoria, discuss the double-edged sword of visibility, anti-trans rhetoric from the US, and how trans people can be effective leaders.
Check out our other JOY Podcasts for more on LGBTIQ+ health and wellbeing at joy.org.au/wellwellwell.
If there’s something you’d like us to explore on the show, send through ideas or questions at wellwellwell@joy.org.au
Find out more about LGBTIQ+ services and events in Victor...2025-03-2755 minWell, Well, WellLGBTIQA+ Abortion DoulaingJack speaks with Bonney Corbin about LGBTIQA+ Abortion Doulaing.
Bonney is the Director of External Relations and Advocacy at MSI Reproductive Choices, an organisation which provides access to contraception and safe abortion services in 37 countries around the world.
They discuss what an abortion doula is, how to support an LGBTIQA+ person having an abortion and recent changes under the Trump administration impacting international access to reproductive healthcare.
Check out our other JOY Podcasts for more on LGBTIQ+ health and wellbeing at joy.org.au/wellwellwell.
If there’s something you’d like us to explore on the show, send through ideas...2025-03-2336 min
Technogaze4D printing, Apple’s dispute with the UK government over consumer data privacy, Pokémon Go
In today’s show, Jason, Mark, Michael, and Raena, 4D printing, which is a new form of printing that allows objects to change shape over time based on environmental conditions such as humidity, temperature, electric current, and magnetism. They also mention potential applications for this technology in areas like energy efficiency and drug delivery.
We also talk about Apple’s dispute with the UK government over encrypted data access, specifically for iCloud files protected by Advanced Data Protection. The UK government has asked Apple to provide access to a “master key” so user data can be unencrypted if requi...2025-03-1539 min
Hide and Seek187 – Sex, Drugs & Rock N RollTrigger warning: This episode discusses themes relating to sexualised drug use.
In this episode, Tim Little delves into the complex and sensitive topic of “chemsex” with psychotherapist and chemsex therapist Stu Fenton. We explore what chemsex is, why people engage in it, and the differences between its prevalence in Australia and Europe. Stu shares insights from managing an LGBTIQA + rehab in Thailand, discusses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on chemsex practices, and compares harm reduction services in Berlin and Melbourne. We also touch on Stu’s recent research on chemsex among queer immigrants in Berlin and the un...2025-03-0400 minHide & Seek187 – Sex, Drugs & Rock N RollTrigger warning: This episode discusses themes relating to sexualised drug use.
In this episode, Tim Little delves into the complex and sensitive topic of "chemsex" with psychotherapist and chemsex therapist Stu Fenton. We explore what chemsex is, why people engage in it, and the differences between its prevalence in Australia and Europe. Stu shares insights from managing an LGBTIQA + rehab in Thailand, discusses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on chemsex practices, and compares harm reduction services in Berlin and Melbourne. We also touch on Stu's recent research on chemsex among queer immigrants in Berlin and the unique challenges they...2025-03-0400 min
Friday Night Live with David and SueFNL – Pride TimeThe music celebrates the LGBTIQA+ community …. while Sue is battling the challenge of not complaining for a whole show! It was hard work to come up for a challenge...
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The post FNL – Pride Time appeared first on Friday Night LIVE with David and Sue.2025-02-231h 52Well, Well, WellInclusive Rainbow VoicesInclusive Rainbow Voices is a community led, intersectional Disabled People's Organisation, by and for LGBTIQA+ people with disability.
The organisation works at the forefront of local, national and international movements towards equity and justice for LGBTIQA+ people with disability.
Cal Hawk speaks with CEO Katherine Marshall about:
How IRV defines disability justice and how this informs the organisation's approach
Some of the strong themes to come from community consultation in the past year
The barriers to data collection specifically relating to LGBTIQA+ people with disability, and more.
Check out our other JOY Podcasts for more on LGBTIQ+ health and wellbeing...2025-02-1253 min
JOY Community HighlightsJOY’s Melbourne United Pride Round BroadcastA special, JOY Outside Broadcast from John Cain Arena as we get excited for the Pride Round Clash between Melbourne United and the Tasmania JackJumpers! Listen in as host Jacqueline Shields chats with incredible people behind the game and special guests including Melbourne United CEO Nick Truelson, Australia’s darling hit singer, actor and judge Dannii Minogue, star comedian Joel Creasey, former Melbourne United player Brad Newley, and Andrew Bondini the President of Melbourne Spectres – the LGBTIQA+ Basketball Club.
The broadcast continues with more incredible people including Sarah Flynn, General Manager of Champion AUS & NZ about why supp...2025-02-061h 17
babble POP!#373: Happy new year! [Season finale]
[Ukrainian: Three hundred and seventy-three – Happy New Year (Season finale)]
The 2024 flashbacks began last week, but with all the amazing music, one show just wasn’t enough.
The satellite stretches further with Michael still in Europe and Io freshly landed in New Zealand… but can it cope for the whole show?
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Louane – La pluie (Aeroplane Remix) [French: The rain]
Olla Ramlan –...2025-01-0455 minWell, Well, Well2024 Year End Review with Emen8Chris Williams from Emen8 joins us to discuss some of the biggest stories in LGBTIQA+ sexual health of 2024.
He speaks with Jack and Cal about the return of Mpox, the PrEP supply disruption, injectable PrEP, Doxy-PEP, and HIV self-testing.
Check out our other JOY Podcasts for more on LGBTIQ+ health and wellbeing at joy.org.au/wellwellwell.
If there’s something you’d like us to explore on the show, send through ideas or questions at wellwellwell@joy.org.au
Find out more about LGBTIQ+ services and events in Victoria at thorneharbour.org and in South Australia at samesh.org.au.2025-01-0249 minbabble POP!#372: Thank you 2024!
[Italian: Three hundred and seventy-two – Thank you 2024!]
With New Year’s Eve fast approaching, it’s a good time to look back on a big year of music.
Michael’s in Europe, Io’s in Melbourne and the satellite’s firing to relive some of the best babble bops of 2024.
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Zerrin Özer – Her Gün Olay [Turkish: Everyday Incident]
Azis – Mrasnica [LGBTI...2024-12-2853 min
Hit Me UpInterview with Rowen D’Souza CEO and President of GLTA for LGBTIQA+ tennis (includes full transcript)Host Demetra Giannakopoulos interviews Rowen D’Souza, CEO and President of GLTA, which is the international LGBTIQA+ tennis organisation. Rowen is also the Founder of the Glam Slam, a tennis tournament...
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The post Interview with Rowen D’Souza CEO and President of GLTA for LGBTIQA+ tennis (includes full transcript) appeared first on Hit Me Up.2024-12-2625 minHit Me UpTennis and culture: Out Takes share their favourite tennis filmsConrad, Gina and Alaisdair of Out Takes, Joy Radio’s own LGBTIQA+ film and tv review show, share their favourite tennis films.
The post Tennis and culture: Out Takes share their favourite tennis films appeared first on Hit Me Up.2024-12-2609 minWell, Well, WellMelanated in MelbourneMelanated in Melbourne chronicles the lives of co-hosts Nicole and Ri’chard, two Black Americans living in Australia, as they navigate what it means to be a person of colour in the great Down Unda.
Melanated in Melbourne intentionally amplifies the voices of historically disenfranchised individuals by primarily having LGBTIQA+ people of colour, both local and international, come on the show to share their unique stories, with guests ranging from psychologists to drag queens.
Nicole and Ri’chard join Jack to discuss why they started the show, some highlights from the first two seasons, and what themes they intend to expl...2024-12-1024 min
Geeks OUT🌈 “Geeks in STEM: Queer Icons, Science Heroes, and Disney Magic” 🧠This week, we celebrate the International Day of LGBTIQA+ People in STEM! From Alan Turing breaking WWII codes to Ben Barres’ groundbreaking neurobiology discoveries, Sara Josephine Baker saving 90,000 children...
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The post 🌈 “Geeks in STEM: Queer Icons, Science Heroes, and Disney Magic” 🧠 appeared first on Geeks OUT.2024-11-2511 minWell, Well, WellStyle and Spirit Opening Night & Picnic in the ParkIn early November, the Style and Spirit Exhibition was opened at the David Roche Gallery to explore the life and design ethos of an important but forgotten style icon while highlighting how HIV stigma contributed to his erasure.
Chester Weinberg was the first fashion designer to die of AIDS related illness in 1985. Despite his importance and the prominence of his work, HIV stigma saw Chester literally written out of history books.
In this episode of WWW, we’ll head to the exhibition’s opening and hear from co-curators Skye Bartlett and Timothy Roberts. We’ll also hear from Ian Hunter MLC, w...2024-11-1456 min
Out Takes‘Merchant Ivory’ with Stephen Soucy and ‘Audrey’ with Natalie BaileyWe go to great lengths to highlight the diversity and representation on offer in LGBTIQA+ cinema and for this program we looked at two very different films that showcase this...
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The post ‘Merchant Ivory’ with Stephen Soucy and ‘Audrey’ with Natalie Bailey appeared first on Out Takes.2024-11-0355 minWell, Well, WellWorld Mental Health DayIn light of World Mental Health Day on October 10, we're talking all about mental health for our diverse communities.
Bron Lawman tells us about the importance of integrating mental health support into other health services, such as HIV and sexual health care.
As Thorne Harbour Health's Director of Therapeutic Services in Victoria, Bron has a wealth of experience as a mental health nurse, having worked across several services in both Queensland and Victoria.
We also hear from Sharna Ciotti about the positive impact to come from the introduction of Thorne Harbour SA's Specialist LGBTIQA+ Mental Health Service, and the unique...2024-10-0346 min
Well, Well, WellAll The Drugs – Touchbase UpdatesManager of Health Promotion at Thorne Harbour, Adam Hynes shares the latest from Touchbase, and providing education to LGBTIQA+ people about harm reduction and safety when it comes to drugs and partying.
Find Touchbase here
We caught up with James from VAADA earlier this year to talk about drug checking and pill testing, listen here
This week's podcast image supplied by Thorne Harbour Health
This episode was recorded on the lands of the Yalukut Weelam clan of the Boon Wurrung peoples. We pay our respects to their elders, past, present and emerging, and acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded.
This...2024-09-0822 min
Hide & SeekEp 179 – Quickie – Grindr and App ViolenceRecently, men have fallen victim to homophobic violence perpetrated by groups targeting users of dating apps like Grindr. Men are lured into vulnerable settings and abused, assaulted, and demeaned - violently in some cases. We through this quickie (also available on Well Well Well) to speak to police about what is being done to protect queer men using apps.
Jeremy Oliver (they/he) is the LGBTIQA+ Communities Portfolio Manager with Victoria Police and spearheading the investigation into Grindr and app related safety
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Well, Well, WellApp Safety and Grindr ViolenceMichael speaks to LGBTIQA+ Communities Portfolio Manager at Victoria Police, Jeremy Oliver about recent cases of violence against men using dating and hookup apps, like Grindr and social media platforms like Snapchat.
Following a series of violent assaults targeting gay men, Thorne Harbour Health is calling on communities to exercise caution when using apps and social media. A growing number of incidents have recently been reported where offenders pose as legitimate users on online platforms like Grindr, Scruff, and Snapchat to lure gay and bisexual men to public spaces where they are vulnerable to assault and robbery.
We discuss tips...2024-09-0533 min
Hide & SeekEp 176 – Smokey and the Bum BanditResident bear, kink, and daddy expert Craig joins us to explore guys in the fetish world who love to strike up a cigars for social and sexual pleasure. We explore scarification and branding, ash play, subs and does in the leather community, and how we reduce harms associated with smoking if engaging in smoke play.
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Melbourne Cigar Men website: https://melbournecigarmen.wordpress.com/
Melbourne Cigar Men on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/uyMcYeGZzDKLjLeB/?mibextid=K35XfP
Check out Quit Victoria's latest LGBTIQA+ smoking c...2024-08-2142 minWell, Well, WellEveryday PeopleWe are sharing everyday stories by Everyday People. This past year, Thorne Harbour has been connecting with our community to showcase the diversity of our multicultural LGBTIQA+ and PLHIV communities, and take a look at the personal narratives of people's experience with mental health. As people who come from non English speaking backgrounds, we connected to share the impact of migration stress, identity, and their connection to culture as a protective factor when thinking about good mental health - and how they have responded to periods of mental ill health.
This project, Everyday People, has centred the voices of our...2024-08-1558 minWell, Well, WellTasty Nightclub Raid 30 Years On & the Chester Weinberg ExhibitionAs this episode went to air on JOY 94.9, we’d just passed 3 decades since the Tasty nightclub raid on August 7th 1994, which saw LGBTIQ+ patrons detained by Victoria Police for up to 7 hours, and strip and cavity searched.
Following this event, we saw successful legal action from patrons against Victoria Police resulting in about 6 million dollars in payouts, a formal apology in 2014, and the creation of the LGBTIQA+ Liason Officer program which aims to create mutual trust between our diverse communities and police.
We speak with Stephen and Gerry who were at Tasty that night about their experience and the la...2024-08-0858 min
Everybody EatsWinter Warmers, Savvy Savings & Avocadoes!Join Robbie, Brett, and Anastasia on this cozy episode of “Everybody Eats” as they explore what gets us through the cold months. They dive into heartwarming discussions about their favourite winter warmers, sharing the things that keep them cozy during the chilly season. With the rising cost of living, they also explore how people are coping with grocery shopping, offering budgeting tips, bulk cooking ideas, and insights on saving money while still eating well.
In honor of National Avocado Day, the trio tackles the controversial question of whether avocado is truly vegan and celebrates all things avocado and...2024-07-3041 min
Word for WordSally GoldnerToday’s guest is Sally Goldner. Sally has dedicated her life to making the Australian community one of the best places to identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender or intersex (LGBTIQA+)....
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Well, Well, WellRainbow MigrantsLucasz Krzyzowski joins us to speak about his recent presentation, Rainbow Migrants: Empowering Voices & Shaping Services for CALD LGBTIQA+ Migrants.
Lucasz is a Vice-Chancellor's Research Fellow at Edith Cowan University, and gave the presentation at the Better Together 2024 Conference.
Jack and Cal speak with him about some common barriers and challenges faced by LGBTIQA+ migrants when coming to Australia.
We also discuss the Social Art Intervention, Karaoke with an Accent, Hackathon, and range of other initiatives that have come from Rainbow Migrants.
Check out our other JOY Podcasts for more on LGBTIQ+ health & wellbeing.
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Everybody EatsSpecial Pride RiceThis week our trans sisters Anastasia and Sasja serve up some sissy chat! For “Memorable Mouthfuls,” Ana explores a new Latin American restaurant with a “Seafood Food” delight, while Sasja indulges in juicy Spanish Mackerel dumplings.
We dive into a lively discussion on Pride Month, questioning if it’s irrelevant to Aussies during our winter months. Are we overdoing it with Pride events? How does winter depression affect our celebrations? We explore the origins of Sriracha sauce and the future of advocacy, calling for new voices and envisioning what Pride should be in the next 5 years.
Then it’...2024-06-2841 minWell, Well, WellBallarat Pride Month and Thorne Harbour Country Regional UpdateDamien from Thorne Harbour Country joins us to discuss the issues that our communities face in the regions along with how THC address these issues through health promotion work and community connection.
We also hear from the City of Ballarat’s LGBTIQA+ Community Inclusion Officer Sez all about Ballarat Pride Month.
Check out our other JOY Podcasts for more on LGBTIQ+ health & wellbeing.
If there’s something you’d like us to explore on the show, send through ideas or questions at wellwellwell@joy.org.au
Find out more about LGBTIQ+ services and events in Victoria at Thorne Harbour Health and in...2024-06-1300 min
Yesterday Once MoreLGBTIQA+ SingersThis week we celebrate LGBTIQA+ singers across our decades. Starting with everyone’s darling Dusty (You Don’t Have To Say You Love Me) to never forgotten Aussie treasure Peter Allen (The...
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JOY EurovisionbabbleVISION: Flourishing with JOY (Part 1)It’s JOY Radiothon time, when we ask you to help your favourite LGBTIQA media organisation by supporting us financially. It’s also the time of year when JOYEurovision finishes and babblePOP!...
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In The BeginningEpisode 16 JOY Media news for the LGBTIQA+ CommunityIn this Episode 16, we explore Joy Media’s communication with its listeners, news coverage, and role as an independent voice for the LGBTIQA+ community.
Acknowledgements & Links:
JOY Media Community Highlights: Tim Lennox Memorial Podcast
Gary Wilson Joy Media News Director: Saturday Magazine Podcast
JOY Media’s The Informer Podcast
JOY Media’s QNN Podcast
Play List:
IT’S RAINING MEN, The Weather Girls
I’M COMING OUT, Diana Ross
YOU MAKE ME FEEL (MIGHTY REAL), Sylvester
BORN THIS WAY, Lady Gaga
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Well, Well, WellDismissed Denied and Demeaned – Religious DiscriminationLGBTQ+ people and the people who love, support and affirm us are discriminated against by religious educational institutions and faith-based service providers across the country, every day. Ghassan Kassisieh, Legal Director at Equality Australia joins us to discuss the new report Dismissed, Denied and Demeaned: A national report on LGBTQ+ discrimination in faith-based schools and organisations.
We explore religious carveouts that enable faith based institutions to discriminate against LGBTIQ+ people, instances of affirming practices, and how we protect our community from harm.
You can read the full report here: https://equalityaustralia.org.au/resources/dismissed-denied-and-demeaned-a-national-report-on-lgbtq-discrimination-in-faith-based-schools-and-organisations/
Find our more about Equality...2024-04-2227 min
Well, Well, WellConversion Practices Survival with Nathan DespottNathan Despott is a co-founder of Brave Network, a support and advocacy group for survivors of conversion practices, and SOGICE Survivors, a group that advocates for effective legislation to end conversion practices across Australia.
Nathan shares with us some of the negative health impacts on LGBTIQA+ people caused by conversion practices, and his work in developing ethical guidelines for supporting survivors of harmful conversion practices.
Additionally, mark your calendars for an exciting event! Thorne Harbour Health presents the Countdown to Eurovision Trivia Night on Friday, May 3rd, at the Collingwood Town Hall. Kick off the Eurovision 2024 festivities with us!
For mo...2024-04-2123 minWell, Well, WellTribute to the Phil Carswell OAMThis week started with the sad news that longstanding activist and Founding President of the Victorian AIDS Council (now Thorne Harbour Health) Phil Carswell OAM died peacefully at his home in Brisbane. Phil leaves behind a remarkable legacy of advocating for the health, wellbeing, and the rights of our LGBTIQA+ communities. In particular, Phil played a vital leadership role in Australia's role in responding to HIV and AIDS.
Joining Cal Hawk in the studio for this episode is Dr Adam Carr. Both Adam and Phil were a part of the Community Living Legends series last year as Thorne Harbour Health...2024-03-2157 minIn The BeginningEpisode 5 – JOY Radio a voice for our LGBTIQA+ rightsIn this episode 5 we celebrate how JOY Radio has provided a platform for our voices and points of view and how this is an integral part of the push... LEARN MORE2024-03-0738 minWell, Well, WellGender Pain Gap – Victorian Inquiry into Women’s PainCal and Jacinta speak to Victorian Minister for Health, the Hon. Mary-Anne Thomas, to find out what changes are planned to address the gender pain gap and improve services for women's health. We discuss sexual and reproductive health, mental health, and some of the key points revealed from the 2023 Women's Health Survey and the submissions that are currently open for the Inquiry into Women's Pain. We talk about why LGBTIQA+ voices are important in this area and who can share their experiences to inform future changes that address the gender pain gap that impacts women and other marginalised genders.
Submissions...2024-03-0429 minWell, Well, WellSMART Groups and Managing Addiction – Harm Reduction Summer Series Part 4SMART Groups are made for LGBTIQA+ people in Adelaide interested in managing addiction, including changing their relationship with alcohol and drugs. SMART Recovery groups help people to build and maintain motivation, cope with urges and cravings and to lead a balanced life.
Alcohol and other drug peer worker at Thorne Harbour SA Scott Walker joins us to explore our our community works towards managing addiction.
Catch our other episodes as part of out Harm Reduction Summer Series on Drug Checking and Party Harm Reduction
SMART Groups and other alcohol and drug programs in South Australia https://thorneharbour.org/south-australia/aodsa/
C...2024-01-2825 minWell, Well, WellVaping – Harm Reduction Summer Series Part 3QUIT Victoria Director Rachel Anderson shares with us about vaping and new reforms reducing harm in our communities.
Changes to vaping importation and access were brought in on 1 January, and further changes to come into effect from March 1.
We discuss tools and tips for LGBTIQA+ communities looking at vaping and smoking cessation, and dispel some vaping myths.
Resources
QUIT quit.org.au
QUIT's Vaping Facts campaign vapingfacts.org.au
UNCLOUD uncloud.org
Catch our other episodes as part of out Harm Reduction Summer Series on Drug Checking and Party Harm Reduction
This weeks image by Antonin FELS on Unsplash
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JOY EurovisionWe're back for 2024: Checking up on some favesIt’s that time of the year again – Eurovision returns to Australia’s amazing LGBTIQA radio station. Michael and Io start the ball rolling with a quick check in with the...
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Hide & SeekEp 151 – You’re A Big Boy Now (Body Dysmorphia Series Part 1)Body dysmorphia affects queer men in nuanced ways, and while we can't unpack every single element - we're going to give it our best shot! Some guys experience body dysmorphia through muscle dysmorphia - sometimes called 'bigorexia' where the adoration of bigger bodies can become more than a erotic fascination, but a driver in how we perceive ourselves - sometimes with negative consequences.
Spencer Colt rejoins us to talk about his experience, and how our image can sometimes be tied to schoolyard bullies, and if we push ourselves beyond our limits we could just find ourselves halfway up Mt. Fuji...2023-12-0544 minHide and SeekEp 151 – You’re A Big Boy Now (Body Dysmorphia Series Part 1)Body dysmorphia affects queer men in nuanced ways, and while we can’t unpack every single element – we’re going to give it our best shot! Some guys experience body dysmorphia through muscle dysmorphia – sometimes called ‘bigorexia’ where the adoration of bigger bodies can become more than a erotic fascination, but a driver in how we perceive ourselves – sometimes with negative consequences.
Spencer Colt rejoins us to talk about his experience, and how our image can sometimes be tied to schoolyard bullies, and if we push ourselves beyond our limits we could just find ourselves halfway up Mt. Fuji with...2023-12-0544 min
Chicks Talking FootyAFLW Pride Round – Dylan Miles LLOThe Chicks chatted to one of favourite police officers Dylan Miles LLO (LGBTIQA+ Liaison Officer). Dylan chatted about the role LLO’s play at events like Pride Game, how the LLO’s...
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The post AFLW Pride Round – Dylan Miles LLO appeared first on Chicks Talking Footy.2023-11-1412 minOut TakesOut Takes Guide to MQFF 2023It’s one of our favourites that we cover each you so for this program we were excited to bring you all the latest news on our local LGBTIQA+ film festival...
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For One Night OnlyA Mixtape For All The Letters of Our LGBTIQA+ CommunityIn this episode of For One Night Only (FONO), Pete Holmes is joined by the wonderful Trans duo, Joss & Jen and we play a mixtape for every letter of...
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The post A Mixtape For All The Letters of Our LGBTIQA+ Community appeared first on For One Night Only.2023-07-032h 00Word for WordGreg AxtensLisa Daniel’s guest on Word for Word is Greg Axtens. Greg is a well-known and much loved member of Melbourne’s LGBTIQA+ community. Diagnosed at 3 months old with cerebral palsy,...
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The post Greg Axtens appeared first on Word for Word.2022-07-0255 minWord for WordQ-mmunity Network News (QNN) – Queer Weekly News and Sport BulletinYour weekly five minute bulletin from the Q-mmunity Network News (QNN) team providing the diverse lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender, queer and intersex communities with the latest Australian and international LGBTIQA+ news andThe post Q-mmunity Network News (QNN) – Queer Weekly News and Sport Bulletin appeared first on Word for Word.2022-05-2705 min
Better Together2021: The (Inter)Personal is PoliticalWelcome to the 2021 Better Together Conference Podcast. Recorded live at the Adelaide Convention Centre on the 18th and 19th of June, 2021. These sessions were proudly recorded and produced by JOY 94.9.
A panel reflecting on the experiences of Pride of the South in Adelaide’s southern suburbs.
Through community leadership and grassroots democracy, nurturing positive relationships within all three levels of government, stories from the lives of our constituency resonating with and influencing broader social change at local, state and federal levels.
This panel represents an opportunity to reflect on the experiences of a particular LGBTIQA+ co...2021-12-2637 minJOY Community HighlightsInternational Day of People With Disability 2021 – Greg AxtensDisability advocate, LGBTIQA+ advocate and Pride Ambassaador Greg Axtens speaks with Paul Horwell about what International Day of People with Disability means to him.
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2021-12-0208 minJOY Community HighlightsInternational Day of People With Disability 2021 – Dr Rhonda GalballyIn celebration of International Day of People with Disability 2021, disability advocate and LGBTIQA+ advocate Ruby Mountford interviews Dr Rhonda Galbally.
Dr Galbally is a Commissioner of the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disabilities. She worked to develop the National Disability and Carer Alliance that brought together people with disabilities, families and carers with services to campaign for the National Disability insurance Scheme.
With a career spanning decades in positions at the highest levels, Dr Galbally has fought for the rights of people with disabilities and families to bring about...2021-12-0227 minBetter Together2021: Building an LGBTQIA+ Community WatchdogWelcome to the 2021 Better Together Conference Podcast. Recorded live at the Adelaide Convention Centre on the 18th and 19th of June, 2021. These sessions were proudly recorded and produced by JOY 94.9.
The South Australian Rainbow Advocacy Alliance Community Advisory Group has been working hard to provide a strong voice to Government on the needs of LGBTIQA+ people. Hear about our work so far, and what we have learned about engaging diverse communities.
Listeners will:
Learn effective community engagement skills and methods
Get an update on the work of the Community Advisory Group, next steps and how to get...2021-11-1431 min_4320_pixels_(1)_1400x1400.png){kind=tracking}
The Gender AgendaEp. 85 – Talking activism with Johnny Valkyrie & music from Dua SalehJohnny Valkyrie is our guest and is an LGBTIQA+ activist and consultant. Johnny Valkyrie talks about intersectional queerness, complex identity and activism. We have our regular world news wrap and...
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The post Ep. 85 – Talking activism with Johnny Valkyrie & music from Dua Saleh appeared first on The Gender Agenda.2020-07-1458 minThe Gender AgendaEp. 84 – Creating community with Sage Akouri & music from SOPHIESage Akouri joins us and is the co-founder of a new community initiative titled Speak. Speak is an online platform that allows LGBTIQA+ community members to connect and feel safe while...
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Mad WednesdaysRegional Pride goes virtual this Saturday with PRIDE-SOLATIONDamien Stevens-Todd joined Rachel and Dean for one last time on MAD Wednesday for Country Cousins, taking us through some of the amazing regional events for Victoria’s LGBTIQA+ communities. One of those exciting events is […]
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The post Regional Pride goes virtual this Saturday with PRIDE-SOLATION appeared first on Mad Wednesdays.2020-06-1900 minMad WednesdaysRegional Pride goes virtual this Saturday with PRIDE-SOLATIONDamien Stevens-Todd joined Rachel and Dean for one last time on MAD Wednesday for Country Cousins, taking us through some of the amazing regional events for Victoria’s LGBTIQA+ communities. One...
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The post Regional Pride goes virtual this Saturday with PRIDE-SOLATION appeared first on Mad Wednesdays.2020-06-1913 minMad WednesdaysWhat’s happening regionally with Country CousinsDamien Stevens-Todd joins Dean & Rach on MAD Wednesday to let them know what events are happening in regional Victoria for our LGBTIQA+ communities.
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The post What’s happening regionally with Country Cousins appeared first on Mad Wednesdays.2020-06-1000 minMad WednesdaysWhat’s happening regionally with Country CousinsDamien Stevens-Todd joins Dean & Rach on MAD Wednesday to let them know what events are happening in regional Victoria for our LGBTIQA+ communities.
The post What’s happening regionally with Country Cousins appeared first on Mad Wednesdays.2020-06-1010 minMad WednesdaysCountry Cousins on JOY with Damien Stevens-ToddDamien Stevens-Todd joins Dean & Rach on MAD Wednesday to let them know what events are happening in regional Victoria for our LGBTIQA+ communities.
The post Country Cousins on JOY with Damien Stevens-Todd appeared first on Mad Wednesdays.2020-05-2708 min
Driving You Mad, Driving You CrazyREQUEST HOUR: You Asked for It so It’s the Radiothon Request Hour inc your LGBTIQA+ anthems, memberships & donations + all the fun #ListenNOWYou Asked for It! It’s the JOY Radiothon 2020 Request Hour inc your LGBTIQA+ anthems, memberships and donations + all the fun #ListenNow for all the fun and music… And, thank you, thank you to all of you who became members, renewed as members, subscribed or donated on the night. If you forgot to support JOY during radiothon you can, of course still support us by using the links below.
The request hour is on between 6 and 7 pm each Friday so send in your music (or other – use your imagination!) requests when we’re on-air or via our Facebook pag...2020-05-2751 min
Nicholes Family Lawyers PodcastParenting & The LGBTIQA+ Community during COVID-19In this podcast, Rebecca Dahl, Sally Nicholes and Charlotte Wyles of Nicholes Family Lawyers speak with Rodney Chiang-Cruise about his surrogacy and IVF journey as a member of the LGTBIQA+ community and co-parenting his Rainbow […]
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The post Parenting & The LGBTIQA+ Community during COVID-19 appeared first on Nicholes Family Lawyers Podcast.2020-05-2500 minDriving You Mad, Driving You CrazyFave TV/Streaming binges + LGBTIQA+ songs
What else is there to do in Virus Lock-down but binge?
Listeners share their favourite TV and streaming shows, a bit of food and drink and, for Request Hour, favourite LGBTIQA+ songs.
But lock-down won’t last forever.
Hannah Fox phones in to tell all about Rising, a new festival in Melbourne that was supposed to start this year but is now looking ahead to May 26 to June 6, 2021. We will be there!
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2020-05-2453 min
The Informer‘No’ electorates and health outcomes; the Darlington StatementSupport the Informer Daily, Donate to JOY New research from Monash University links the postal marriage equality survey no electorates with worse health outcomes for LGBTIQA+ people. In part due...
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The post ‘No’ electorates and health outcomes; the Darlington Statement appeared first on The Informer.2020-05-2027 minMad WednesdaysIDAHOBIT is Minus18’s busiest & most exciting time of year!Miller from Minus18 joined Rach and Dean on MAD Wednesday to tell them about all the exciting things this fantastic LGBTIQA+ youth organisation are doing this weekend for IDAHOBIT. They...
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The post IDAHOBIT is Minus18’s busiest & most exciting time of year! appeared first on Mad Wednesdays.2020-05-1409 minThe InformerWorking it out and LGBTIQ Legal Centre’s Change Your ID webinarSupport the Informer Daily, Donate to JOY The Tasmanian group Working It Out have new resources for the Tasmanian LGBTIQA+ community – we find out more. And Sam Elkin from...
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The post Working it out and LGBTIQ Legal Centre’s Change Your ID webinar appeared first on The Informer.2020-05-1327 minThe InformerNew concerns for the Polish LGBTIQA+ communitySupport the Informer Daily, Donate to JOY Elections in Poland have seen the country’s far-right Law and Justice party re-elected, raising concerns for the Polish LGBTIQA+ community. The Law and...
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The post New concerns for the Polish LGBTIQA+ community appeared first on The Informer.2020-04-2705 minMad WednesdaysJOY giving a voice to queer artists on the airwaves – Greg GouldSinger/Songwriter Greg Gould joined Rach and Dean for MAD Wednesdays JOY Radiothon Special, as they discussed the importance of indecent media like JOY elevating LGBTIQA+ Australian voices. When he was...
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The post JOY giving a voice to queer artists on the airwaves – Greg Gould appeared first on Mad Wednesdays.2020-04-2618 min
Youth In ControlQueer 101, Gen Z on LGBTIQA+ & Youth NewsIn our latest podcast, Shiralee educates us in Queer 101, Leon interviews his 11 year old brother Andre on what he knows and thinks about the LGBTIQA+ community and Sam brings us all the latest […]
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The post Queer 101, Gen Z on LGBTIQA+ & Youth News appeared first on Youth In Control.2020-04-1200 minYouth In ControlReligious Discrimination, Marto’s Movie Munch & Israel FolauYour host Leon chats to Darcy and Anthony about issues impacting LGBTIQA+ youth communities including the government’s proposed Religious Discrimination Bill and the latest Israel Folau controversy. On a lighter note, Anthony takes us through […]
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The post Religious Discrimination, Marto’s Movie Munch & Israel Folau appeared first on Youth In Control.2020-03-2600 minThe InformerHow are libraries helping out? What’s happening in the arts? New research on disability inclusionTonight: Your COVID-19 update How are libraries helping out? What’s available? New research on LGBTIQA+ disability inclusion is out – we find out the details Shows are cancelled, people are...
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The post How are libraries helping out? What’s happening in the arts? New research on disability inclusion appeared first on The Informer.2020-03-1927 minThe InformerTrikone – supporting the South Asian LGBTIQA+ communityWe spoke with Kunal from Trikone, a Facebook and community group for people from South Asia. It’s part of the Your Voice Matters campaign, which is a partnership between the...
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The post Trikone – supporting the South Asian LGBTIQA+ community appeared first on The Informer.2020-03-1011 min
Queer Island DiscsRuby MountfordCo-founder of Melbourne Bisexual Network Ruby Mountford joined us in studio to share their Queer Island Disc.
Ruby’s songs tell the story of someone who had dealt with and worked through a lot in their almost 30 years. It also reveals someone who loves a bop!
Ruby sits on the Autism Spectrum Australia LGBTIQA+ Advisory Committee. They are also the Communications and Administrations Officer at Pride Foundation Australia.
Queer Island Discs airs Saturdays at 1pm on JOY 94.9.
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The post Ruby Mountford appear...2020-03-0156 minThe InformerWhere you live, where you work and LGBTIQA+ folksWe spoke with Denton Callender about geospatial research and why where you live can have different health outcomes? He is the Deputy Director of Columbia University’s Spatial Epidemiology Lab. He’s...
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The post Where you live, where you work and LGBTIQA+ folks appeared first on The Informer.2020-02-2623 minMad WednesdaysCouncillors Corner : Showing your pride your own wayIn our monthly Councillors Corner, Dr Elizabeth and Dean dive into handling FOMO and social anxiety in LGBTIQA+ communities, and how you can show your pride your own way. If...
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The post Councillors Corner : Showing your pride your own way appeared first on Mad Wednesdays.2020-02-2114 minYouth In Controlpublic vs. privateOur own Leon talks his upcoming short doco that’ll be exploring sexual education and awareness for the LGBTIQA+ communities in both public and private secondary schools within Melbourne, and whether there is a difference… or […]
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OutStanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Competition winning entriesHe - Him by Stacey MalacariThis story won first prize in the 2017 OutStanding LGBTIQA+ Short story Competition. www.outstandingstories.net2018-07-2505 minOutStanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Competition winning entriesRegular Boring Sex by Stacey MalacariThis story won second prize in the 2017 OutStanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Competition. www.outstandingstories.net2018-07-2504 minOutStanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Competition winning entriesHigh Tide by Alex SouleThis story won the youth prize for the 2017 OutStanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Competition. www.outstandingstories.net2018-07-2504 minOutStanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Competition winning entriesA Day At The Beach by Stephane ValaisThis story was runner up for the youth prize for the 2017 OutStanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Competition. www.outstandingstories.net2018-07-2503 minOutStanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Competition winning entriesLys Mediterannee by Nadia BaileyThis story was Highly Commended in the 2017 OutStanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Competition. www.outstandingstories.net2018-07-2505 minOutStanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Competition winning entriesApocolypse Story by Mira SchlosbergThis story was Highly Commended in the 2017 Outstanding LGBTIQA+ Short story Competition. www.outstandingstories.net2018-07-2503 minOutStanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Competition winning entriesThe Rimmer And The Germaphobe by Jimmy TwinThis story won Highly Commended in the 2017 Outstanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Competition www.outstandingstories.net2018-07-2505 minOutStanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Competition winning entriesPortrait of a High to Moderate Functioning Alcoholic by Courtney ThompsonThis was the 2017 Outstanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Competition Queerstories prize, and was also read at a Queerstories event in January 2018. www.outstandingstories.net2018-07-2506 minOutStanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Competition winning entriesCaught Out by Clare RichardsonThis story was Highly Commended in the 2016 Outstanding LGBTIQA+ Short story Competition. www.outstandingstories.net2017-07-1204 minOutStanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Competition winning entriesOpen by Sam ElkinThis story won second prize in the 2016 Outstanding LGBTIQA+ Short story Competition. www.outstandingstories.net2017-07-1104 minOutStanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Competition winning entriesThe illusion by Nicole WhiteThis story was Highly Commended in the 2016 OutStanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Competition. www.outstandingstories.net2017-07-1005 minOutStanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Competition winning entriesThe Boys by Julie GalvinThis story won third prize in the 2016 Outstanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Competition. www.outstandingstories.net2017-06-0605 minOutStanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Competition winning entriesTassie Awakening by Clare RichardsonThis story won first prize in the 2016 OutStanding LGBTIQA+ Short Story Competition. www.outstandingstories.net2017-06-0605 min
Stand Up StraightSara gives us some Headspace<p>Michelle, Stephanie and Clayton are joined in the studio by Sara from Headspace. The team talk about Sara’s amazing activism and support for the LGBTIQA community and the great work that Headspace does. </p>
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