Bowie, Drew
Bowie, Drew
BPride History GroupPerth, Western Australia, trans, transgender woman, Star Wars, Science Fiction, Fantasy, Dungeons and Dragons, space travel, Indigenous Australians, Mormon, racism, Buck Rogers, Battlestar Galactica, Gendered interests, priesthood in Mormon church, Sunday School, Story of Abraham, atheism, divorce, Positive representation of gender diversity, Boy George, Culture Club, David Bowie, tattoo, 1980s, Alien, Sigourney Weaver, Sarah Connor, Ellen Ripley, Ace Ventura, Crying Game, chef apprenticeship, Army, 1128 Rifles Battalion, Scouts, weapons, friendship, East Timor deployment, oil reserves, local population, Injury, Star Wars fandom, Sydney film industry, financial sector, Goth, open mic comedy nights, Life is Strange video game, Newtown Street Party, Pride Centre, Rage, Newtown High, Bank, coming out, Trans and Gender Diverse Blue Mountains Group, activist, rally, Safety, safer spaces, real name, genitals, Trans Day of Vengeance, Pride in Protest, Trans Justice Project, Fair Day, transgender women in sports, petition, Mardi Gras, Pauline Hanson, Mardi Gras Board, corporate sponsorship, political protest, marriage equality, The Trans Justice Project, slur, pejorative, Politicians, Susan Templeman, Federal Labor member, no conscience vote, census, Census, local business, Stand up comedy, Comedy on the Edge, Newtown, Glebe, Friend in Hand in Glebe, Roxy Hotel, Darlinghurst, Good News Week, Equality Australia, Sydney Fringe, Trans and gender diverse showcase, trans takeover, HRT implant, hormones, transphobia, trans women in sports, Riley Gaines, Lia Thomas, Blue Mountains Trans and Gender Diverse Group, Parents, non binary, intersex, Giggle vs Tickle, Roxy Tickle, Courtroom, Sall Grover, TERFs, anti-trans, predators, dating app, Community response, misinformation, propaganda, Lyle Shelton, Media Coverage, Sky News, Channel 10, 2027 Federal Election, The Trans Women’s Society, Mums of trans kids, puberty blockers, detransition, Trans and gender diverse punk, live music scene, clown, karaoke, Gatekeeping, Media, mundane, non-controversial, Star Trek
Heine, EJ
Heine, EJ
HPride HistoryNew Zealand, Maori, Trans, transgender, non binary, Sports, sport, gender diversity, Wellington, coming out, Working class, post op surgery, pre testosterone, Brain injury, Disability, University, Bachelor of Science, ADHD, Volunteer firefighter, Volunteer Firefighting, Christchurch, Earthquake, lesbian, Queerstories, Masters in Health, Flying Bats, Fair Day, Marriage Equality, Safety, Heightened awareness, Census 2026, social contagion, The Cass Review, Boycott, Harry Potter, J.K. Rowling, Kirralie Smith, Brendan Nolan, AUSPATH, Parents for Trans Youth Equity, Westmead Study, Single digital Patient Record, The Australian, Holistic trans healthcare, Peak body, Mardi Gras, Parents of Trans Youth Equity, PTYE, Westmead Children’s Hospital scandal, Gender affirming care for children, Queensland, Project 491, Inner City Legal Centre, Clover Moore, Alex Greenwich, Pride in Protest, Central Coast Health
Murphy, Charlie
Murphy, Charlie
MPride History GroupSouth Australia, Adelaide, Strathalbyn, trans woman, bisexual, piano, Mardi Gras, USyd, queer, drag, marriage equality, postal survey, Pride in Protest, PiP, police, police violence, trans action warrang, Anthony Albanese, Mardi Gras AGM, Pinkwashing, homophobia, transphobia, grassroots, Parental Rights Bill, CAAH, Community Action Against Homophobia, Alex Bouchet, Evan Gray, Sydney Cricket Ground, SCG, Black Lives Matter, Bhenji Ra, Barkaa, Red Rattler, Brad Hazzard, Jenny Leong, March for Humanity, Damien Nguyen, Alex Greenwich, NSW Labor Party, Liberal Party, Roberta Perkins, Scarlett Alliance, Silvia Rivera, Black Flag, SALT, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, Defiant Genders
Wiseman, Colin
Wiseman, Colin
WPride History GroupBoomerangs, Mardi Gras, Dawn O’Donnell, Donnie Smith, Ken Garrahy, Kandy’s Garden of Eden, Purple Onion, Chez Ivy, Rex Hotel, Sussex Hotel, Ken Kandy Johnson, Trolley Car, Ruby Red’s, Exchange Hotel, Newtown Hotel, Carlton Rex, Botany RSL, Bob Lonard, Fitness Exchange, Paddington Town Hall, David Wilkins, John Murray, Gay Rights Lobby, Gay and Lesbian Counselling Service, Boomerang Street, Bexley Masonic Hall, Ian McLean, Coronation Hall, Botany Town Hall, Leichhardt. Town Hall, Randwick Town Hall, Keith Whitehead, Rodd Island, Fiddens Wharf, Neville Whitlock, Dot and Fanny, Colin Corney, Balmain Town Hall, AIDS, Neil Beasley, Police, Campsie, Gay Centre, Acceptance, Bobby Goldsmith, Jim Dykes, Ankali, Metropolitan Community Church, Manor Pantry, Luncheon Club
Hughes, John
Hughes, John
HPride History GroupSeaforth, Avalon, Balgowlah, Douglas Darby, Manly Vale Public School, Balgowlah Boys High, Leaving Certificate, Phil Scott, University of Sydney, Commonwealth Scholarship, Teachers’ College Scholarship, Diploma of Education, Alison Darby, Vietnam War, Frensham Boarding School, Mittagong, Dennis Altman, Homosexual: Oppression and Liberation, Zara Bate, Jeff Bate, Tilba, Bowral, Alison Lyssa, Australia House, Australia Street, Camperdown, Kate Jennings, Mother, I am Rooted, Pinball, Derwent Street, Glebe, CAMP Inc, Hartfield, Henry Schoenheimer, Good Schools of Australia, Chris Noonan, The Opera Company, Opera House, Green Room, syphilis, STD Clinic, Albert Street, Greg Milan, The Clinic, Christ Church St Lawrence, David Reader, John Pollard, Moratorium, Anti-Uranium Movement, Lex Watson, Sydney Teacher’s College, Kell Boston, Cook Road, Paddington House party, Furber Road, Paddington, Tim Hughes, Jamie Gardiner, House parties, You can’t ask that, Signal, Thurber Road, Surrey Street, Darlinghurst, Jacuzzi, Titanic Parties, White Parties, door bitches, AIDS/HIV, condoms, Underwear parties, William Yang, Demonstrations, Hyde Park, Club 80, Teachers’ College English Department, Mardi Gras, Taylor Square, College Street, Kings Cross, William Street, Oxford Street, Barrel Inn, Rex, Darlinghurst Police Station, National Homosexual Conference, Paddington Town Hall, Mother Abyss, Terry (Dolly) Divola, Tintookie Puppets, San Francisco, Boys Own Bake Off, amyl nitrate, Arts Industry, Bruce Sinclair, Mr Mather, Sydney University, Diamond Heights, Qantas, Steward, Bill Bowtell, Bruce Maher, Greg Waters, Neal Blewett, Tanya Plibersek, Grahame Richardson, Friends of Dorothy, Recovery, Obelisk Beach, S & M, Mardi Gras Board, Hunter Valley, Gary Leeson, Jane Marsden, Sleaze Ball, Lang Park, Occupational Health and Safety, Mark Glasier, Richard Cobden, Warwick Hart, Sydney Star Observer, Rob Patmore, Bev Lange, Mardi Gras Fair day, Jubilee Park, Mardi Gras parade, Dawn O’Donnell, Rainbow Recovery Club, Story Factory, marriage equality
Howarth, Frank
Howarth, Frank
HPride History GroupHenley, Newington College, Tarzan, Vietnam War, Doug Trayfen, World War II, Macquarie University, Macquanauts, Jeff Hayler, Macquarie University Student’s Representative Council, 33a Glebe Point Road, 1976 National Homosexual Conference, Martin Fraser, Macquarie University Gay Group, lesbian separatism, Frank Paysen, Brian McGahen, Pride Centre, Cricketer’s Arms, Annabel’s Courtyard, Annabel, Patchs, Capriccios, Lorraine Campbell-Craig, Signal, Oxford Street, Barrel Inn, Rex Hotel, Tropicana, Albury, Beresford, Gay and Lesbian Counselling Service, Paul Clarke, Phone a Friend, Terry Goulden, John Greenway, Peter Trebilco, 1978, First Mardi Gras, Hyde Park, Kings Cross, El Alamein Fountain, Darlinghurst Police Station, Nation Review, Sydney Morning Herald, Drop the Charges, Mardi Gras, GLCS, Mardi Gras workshop, Fitness Exchange, Sydney Spokes, Allan Hilden, Geoff Eggleson, Andrew Holt, Michael Chown, Vancouver Gay Games, Sydney Gay Games, Red Ribbon Rides, Brett Hill, Clover Moore, Polympics, AIDS, Star Observer, San Francisco, Metropolitan Opera, HIV, Royal Botanical Gardens, Mt Tomah, Mt Annan, Sydney Botanic Gardens, The Domain, Phillip Diamond, Harbour Party, Graeme Head, Department of Environment and Conservation, Australian Museum, Catherine Livingston, Museums Australia
Haines, Trevor
Haines, Trevor
HPride History Groupsexual abuse, priest affair, psychologist, law school, Phillip Street, University of Sydney, The Carlton, Pfahlerts, The Australia, Ushers, Hilton Hotel, The Rex, Clifton Gardens, Police, Leura, Attorney General's Office, Beats, Police Lists, Under Secretary of Justice, Boomerang Street, Hyde Park, Town Hall Station, Wynyard Station, James Fairfax, Pedophilia, Clergy, Catholic Church, gay hate crimes, entrapment, Wayne Evans, Institute of Criminology, Gordon Hawkins, Chameleons, Glebe, Dawn O'Donnell, Police raids, homosexual law reform, Neville Wran, Frank Walker, Anti-Discrimination Act 1976, Gerald Gleeson, Barry Unsworth, Michael Kirby, social dances, Petersham Town Hall, Leichhardt Town Hall, Trolley Bar, arson, fires, Kingsford, Yvonne Oakey, Norm Walsh, fire inquests, Annie, Annick, Abe Saffron, police bribes, Beer and Beef Club, Carlton Brewery, Capriccios, Special Branch, Vietnam, Protests, demonstrations, Federal Police, Pedophile priest files, cardinal, archbishop, vice squad, Indecency Squad
Parr, Colette
Parr, Colette
PPride History GroupThe Hole in the Wall, Darlinghurst, Coogee, hotels, Purple Onion, Birdcage, Chez Ivys, Jools, Ruby Reds, Chris Melmoth, Cricketer's Arms Hotel, Gay Film Fund Group, Filmmaker's Co-op, Petersham Town Hall, Balmain Town Hall, Lazy Roo Coffee Shop, Lauren Green, HIV/AIDS, Furious Chicken, Stray Dags, Capertee, Maitland, Stockton Psychiatric Centre, Family Planning NSW, Digby Duncan, Paddington Town Hall, First Mardi Gras, William Street, On our Red Collective, Kerrin Sevenoaks, Jean Rhodes, The Warehouse, Women's Healing Centre, Balmain
Parkinson, Annie
Parkinson, Annie
PPride History GroupRape Crisis Centre, Alberta Street, Women’s Liberation House, Mardi Gras, Sandra Wilson, Women’s refuges, “Elsie”, Gay Waves, Lesbian Line, Susan Hawkeswood, Gay Solidarity, Michael Glynn, Stonewall, Pink Dollar, Betty Hounslow, David James, David Finch, Rubies, The Playground, Zorbas, Belmore Park Hotel, Gay Liberation Quire, John Schwarzkopf, Paul van Reyk, AIDS, Bjelke Peterson, Sharon Laiura, People with Disability, Women with Disabilities, Access Plus
Lee, Sharyn
Lee, Sharyn
LPride History GroupStandard Telephones and Cables PTY Ltd, North Sydney Art School, Farmers Dept Store, Olympia Roller Skating rink, Western Suburbs Vampires, Tony Stevens, Rushcutters Bay, Roller Derby, Wildcats, RAS Showgrounds, Dairy Hall, Bill Griffith, Karen Brown, Mother's Choice Bakery, Dawn O'Donnell, TAFE Carpark, Kings Cross carpark, Crown St (Jools) carpark, Signal, KKK, Ken Kandy Johnson, Exchange Hotel, International Women's Day March, Roger-Claude Teyssedre, Abe Saffron, Sir Robert Helpmann, Bunny Brookes, Jools, Lana Cantrell, Judy Stone, Honda, Anti-gay discrimination, Hardrock Cafe, Lord Roberts Hotel, Waratah Festival, Ivy's Birdcage, Knockabouts, Role playing, Butch, Prostitution, Trolley Car, Julia Farmer, Patchs, Rubies, Trixie Lamont, Jamiesen Street Nightclub, Number 96, Dawn Fraser, Cricketers Arms, Pig Pen, Mickey de Stoop, Jocelyn May, Clover Business Women's Club, Boomerangs, Pollynesians, Polympics, Mardi Gras, First Mardi Gras, Oxford Street, William Street, HIV/AIDS, Cronulla Gay Group, Queen's Ball, Raoul
Schliemann, Gary
Schliemann, Gary
SPride History GroupRobin Winkler, Tap Room Carlton Rex, the Pet Shop, Bottoms Up Bar, Moratorium, Neil Hutchinson, Aquarius dances, Sydney Gay Liberation, Australia Street, Terry Rolfe, Terry Bell, Gay Pride Week, Dennis Freeney, 33a Glebe Point Road, Craig Johnston, Radical Effeminism, Neil McConaghy, Fabian LoSchiavo, John Lee, Diane Minnis, Dennis Altman, Paul Foss, Brian McGahen, CAMP, David McDiarmid, Jim Wafer, Men Opposing Patriarchy, Jeff Hayler, 4th National Homosexual Conference, Frank Walker, Mardi Gras, Lance Gowland, Gay Liberation Quire, Radical Faeries, Gaywaves Collective, Peter Mitchell, Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, ACON, Ian Gray
Plaister, Robyn
Plaister, Robyn
PPride History GroupWest Pymble, Gordon Public School, Hornsby Girls School, Glebe, Sydney University, Teaching, Margaret McMann, Peter de Waal, Peter Bonsall-Boone, Sue Wills, Gaby Antolovich, Women's Group, CAMP INC, CAMP Women's Association, Anti-discrimination act, JIm Cairns, Helen Coonan, Family Law Act, Sex education, Personal Development Course, Women's Electoral Lobby, Gay Solidarity Group, First Mardi Gras, Oxford Street, College Street, William Street, Darlinghurst Police Station, Police brutality, Bashing, Violence, witches faggots dykes and poofters, Digby Duncan, Dancing in the Dark, ABC, Daily Telegraph, workplace discrimination, Women's Liberation, Lesbian Mothers Group, Lesbian feminisits, Feminism, Lesbian Separatism, Stray Dags, The Rose Pub, Lesbian Teachers Group, Red Tape newspaper, Lesbian Teachers Tea Party, Town Hall Pub Balmain, Participation Equity Programme, girls in maths and science, Equal Opportunities Community, Community Services, Equal Employment Opportunities, Equity and Diversity, Department of Commerce
Chetcuti, Joseph
Chetcuti, Joseph
CPride History GroupPaola, Malta, Valetta, Society of Christian Doctrine, Dom Mintoff, Paddington, Franciscans, Anglesea, Wales, Catholicism, Brothers of Gerard Majella, Peter Bonsall-Boone, Cross+Section, Cathy French, Terry Street, Balmain, Ken Burgin, Gary Pye, Adonis Pancake Parlour, Phone a Friend, Acceptance, Metropolitan Community Church, CAMP, 33a Glebe Point Road, Ian Craigie, Apollo Bar, Sacred Heart Church, Second Vatican Council, Gay Pride Week, 1973 Gay Pride March, UNSW, Sydney Gay Liberation, Gay Liberation Front, National Homosexual Conference, National Service, Women's Night, Lesbian feminisits, Ron Austin, Lance Gowland, Marg McMann, Robyn Plaister, Robyn Kennedy, Peter de Waal, Diane Minnis, Frank Howarth, Terry Goulden, John Greenway, Bob Hay, Paul Smith, GAYFED, COGG, Drop the charges, Chris Wright, Kym Skinner, Kings Cross, Castellos, Palms, Patchs, Capriccios, City Gym, Fitness Exchange, Jen Jenson, Broadway Gym, Bodybuilding, fashion, Mardi Gras, Bernard O'Rourke, Tom Robinson, Meg Christian, Robyn Archer, Police, Weekend Australian, parade permit, College Street, Stanley Street, Missionay House of St Paul, Darlinghurst Police Station, Peter Mitchell, Branco Gaica, Forbes Street, Liverpool Street Court, James Jupp, Glebe School of Poets, Joanna Burns, Central Street Gallery, Martin Place, Federated Clerks Union, ACOA, Lindsay Tanner
Bashford, Kerry
Bashford, Kerry
BPride History GroupNewcastle, Seventh Day Adventists, Beats, Victim, Number 96, Eveleigh Railway Workshop, Chullora, Cardiff Locomotive workshop, UTS, Gay Rights Lobby, Criterion Hotel, Gay Liberation Choir, Quire, Order of Perpetual Indulgence, Socialist Workers Party, Jasper Laybutt, Gay Men's Rap, Dr Peter Hutley, Newcastle Gay Rights Lobby, Robert French, Max Pearce, Craig Johnston, Robert Johnston, Paul van Reyk, Fabian Lo Schiavo, NBN TV, Robyn Daley, Sexually Outrageous Women, Mardi Gras, Gays Against Racism, Pink Ink Collective, Stonewall, Campaign Magazine, Kink, Lisa Salmon, Talisa Halliday, Wicked Women, Ms Wicked, Groovii Biscuit, Wicked Warehouse, Simon Hunt, Imperial Hotel, Pauline Pantsdown, Kimberley O'Sullivan, Hellbent, Hide and Cheek, Grass Roots, Queer, Dolphins Motorcycle Club, South Pacific Motor Club, Oz Bears, David Coburn, Seamus Hyslop, Geoff Ostling, Julian Farrell, Bear Essentials, Harbour City Bears, NineMSN, Channel 9, Bernie Sheehan, Phillipe Cahill, Laurie Zion, Grey Callahan, Leo Cameron, The Beresford, HIV/AIDS, National Homosexual Conference, Michael Hurley, Grant Munday, Nick Stathopoulos, Armpit Stench, Transgender, Chris Lego, John Seymour, Kookie, Stereogamous, Paul Mac, Bad Dog Parties