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Police in Melbourne said that the victims met their assailants on gay dating apps before they were “then allegedly assaulted, robbed, threatened and subjected to homophobic comments.”
Director Stephan Elliott said the long-anticipated sequel is "going to give RuPaul a run for her money."
The victim said the man saved him, but the police seemed uninterested in taking his statement.
Judge admits there’s a “real chance” the man will die behind bars for the 1987 stomping murder of Raymond Keam.
The faster a transgender patient receives access to care, the quicker their levels of suicidal ideation and gender dysphoria decreases, according to researchers.
Prior investigations called out as suspect “NP252” was revealed to have a long history of violent crime.
Deni Todorovič believes their drink was spiked but has asked police not to investigate.
The Australian judge overseeing the inquest into the cold case murder of Crispin Dye and 87 other suspected gay men slammed police as “shambolic.”
Australians once again prove a bulging speedo is the only way to smuggle your budgie – and we have it all on video.
Scott White had famously declared himself “Guilty! Guilty! Guilty” of the 1988 murder at a pretrial hearing last year.
The two women are still together after more than 15 years together.
Johnson, an American living in Australia, died after plunging from a cliff. His family has insisted for years that there was foul play involved.
The film tells the story of a whirlwind romance that changes two young men forever.
The research shows the insidious effect of misogyny and homophobia on all facets of society.
The body of the country’s first gay bobsledder was found Saturday in his Sydney apartment.
The first out trans woman to top the charts globally will star in the closing concert.
A commission investigating hate crimes against the LGBTQ+ community in Australia heard testimony about lesbian victims.
The Australian man who famously declared he was "Guilty! Guilty! Guilty!" in court will receive a new trial.
Humphries said that he's ready to "live my true life."
