A grand welcome to the world from Sydney
Ahead of the highly anticipated World Pride 2023, Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras invited the community to create a giant human Progress Pride Flag, writes queer editor Brandon Bear.
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Refettorio: food for thought and love
Since its opening, Refettorio in Surry Hills has aimed to provide quality, comforting meals to those in need, reports John Moyle.
Why all eyes are on Labor’s Trevor Ross and the bellwether seat of Lindsay
Features editor Makayla Muscat meets candidate for the seat of Lindsay, Trevor Ross, who aims to secure the seat for the ALP. If he does, the ramifications could be felt across Australia.
What it’s like to be a volunteer in a high-stakes election campaign
Ahead of the 2022 federal election, The Sentinel sat down with three election volunteers to take a peek into what’s it’s like to help out during an election campaign.
Mardi Gras still relevant to young people
While it’s been a Sydney touchstone since 1978, the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras is still seen by many young people as a relevant and necessary celebration of LGBTQI+ pride.
The lifeblood of Mardi Gras: its volunteers
The Sentinel meets the people who grease the wheels of Australia’s largest and best-known pride event, the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras.
The curtain will rise for Mardi Gras
Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras CEO Albert Kruger talks about putting on a parade in a pandemic.
The dedicated volunteers who make Queer Screen happen
Rita Bratovich interviews three of Queer Screen’s dedicated volunteers – the fabulous pink-shirted individuals who help make Queer Screen such a huge success.
The Queen of Queer Screen
The Sentinel interviews Lisa Rose, the woman behind Australia’s largest queer film festival.