Soft Cunts and Salty Sirens: Finding a Space to Nurture Your Identity

Just around the corner from Ipswich train station is an intimate bar that serves as a gallery, workshop, and live music venue, as well as a reminder that intersectional, inclusive spaces can be found everywhere. I’d come to see a punk music show but discovered a beautiful expression of the joy of community. The walls […]

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Local Queer Musicians

Queerbait For those lucky enough to have seen Queerbait at last year’s Pride Ball (or when they opened for Bikini Kill, still not over that), you’d know Queerbait’s perfect harmony of driving drums, rhythmic bass and guitar, and commanding vocals. You can’t help but dance! Support their single ‘Clock’ on Bandcamp! Red Hill Red Hill’s […]

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Queer Fest Recap

Queer Fest was a massive festival with a ring of 55+ stalls, food trucks, a stage, and plenty of areas to kick back and chill. It was an explosion of queer creativity and community, with all types of creatives represented behind stalls and on stage. Artist stalls were loosely grouped by discipline and this grouping […]

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Star-Crossed Lovers: Review of Queensland Ballet’s production of Kenneth MacMillan’s ‘Romeo and Juliet’

The much-adored Shakespearean ballet took centre stage at QPAC at the end of March, and what a brilliant start to the 2025 Queensland Ballet season, in its 65th anniversary year. This ballet is a classic for a reason – it tells one of the most well-known love stories in a timeless manner, with passionate choreography, […]

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