Gay woman shocked 200 times to 'cure' her
She received hundreds of electroconvulsive shocks, for being gay.
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Covid-19: Auckland Pride Parade postponed on Saturday
Question marks hanging over the Lantern Festival.
The pride celebration continues despite Covid scare
A Covid scare has not stopped a celebration of pride as they come out in thousands.
'Taught homosexuality was wrong, I went through a lot of tortured moments'
Victor Rodger's adaptation of Hello Darkness will be performed at Auckland Pride Festival.
Netflix leads GLAAD Media Awards
The online platform has often set the standard for nominations, this year is no different.
Pandemic eats into LGBTQ representation on network TV
LGBTQ and gender inclusiveness on television has retreated slightly this season.
Star's character in Marvel's Guardians Of The Galaxy is bisexual
The Marvel Universe has revealed that one of its most popular characters is bisexual.
DC Comics debut new gender fluid character
Newest addition to a small nonbinary group of superheroes in the DC Comic world.
Wellington High School lockdown: Police speaking with two young people
A student said an alleged would-be shooter targeted Wellington High online.
'This is a real issue but no one talks about it': Sexuality at aged care facilities
A gay dementia resident was discouraged from having any intimacy with his partner...
World's 'queerest' Parliament still has 'a long way' to go in terms of representation
A new MP says Parliament still needs trans, intersex and non-binary representation.
New Zealand holds world title for the most LGBTQIA+ members in Parliament
NZ Parliament's rainbow community just got brighter.
Activists in Japan petition for LGBT equality
"In this country, equal rights for LGBT people are not guaranteed by law."
Airline's small act of defiance that passengers won't get
It's a subtle change. Possibly less likely to be noticed by Japanese-speaking passengers.
Sophie Ward: Model, gay icon, Booker nominee
Times: Former Vogue cover girl made headlines for walking red carpet with her girlfriend.
Man who blamed gay people for Covid gets virus
Leading Ukrainian religious figure Patriarch Filaret has contracted coronavirus.
School takes stand against students' homophobic content
School criticises the actions of students who used homophobic language and images.
After three years attacking LGBTQ rights, Trump suddenly tries outreach
New York Times: LGBTQ advocates say the president has tried to divide their coalition.
Martin King: 'Our eyes met across the car park and we've been together ever since'
Winter Pride CEO Martin King advises on the best policy and practises around LGBT+ rights.
Trans law change won't happen, Govt says. But hurdles could be removed without it
But the minister says some hurdles can be overcome without a law change.
A half-century on, an unexpected milestone for US LGBTQ rights
New York Times: Latest ruling evidence yet of how American views have changed.
'We were second class citizens': Same-sex couples reflect on Civil Union Act 15 years on
The Civil Union Act passed on April 26, 2005, divided NZ politics and society at the time.
K Rd 'hate crime' attackers on film
Watch: Video emerges of K Rd rainbow crossing vandalism attack that police have slammed as a 'hate crime'. Video / @aucklandcitynight00
Cook Island's Pride Day to fight homosexual ban
Cook Islands LGBT community fights to have homosexuality removed from the Crimes Act.
Why police wouldn't walk couple home after homophobic attack
Police say there was a good reason.
Pride fun turns sour: Pair say cops refused to escort them after homophobic attack
"She looked me in the eye and said: 'I'm not going to do that'."
Brazil dancer breaks Carnival parade taboo
Transgender dancer fulfils a dream of feminine beauty nearly three decades old.
Anita Wigl'it: What travel has taught me
The drag queen and TV presenter gives her tips on flying in style
'Carry on the party!' - New Auckland PRIDE week emerges from police controversy
A new Pride society is starting a Viaduct Marina event - and uniformed police are welcome.
Lizzie Marvelly: Let's face it - who really needs a man?
COMMENT: The benefits of being in a relationship with a woman are numerous
Quidditch: The growing sport attracting LGBTQ athletes
'It's essentially the combination of rugby and dodgeball on a field at the same time.'
Map shows the riskiest destinations for LGBTQ travellers
Travelling has never been easier for LGBTQ tourists, but some risks are growing.
Auckland Pride moving on from parade debate
The LGBT festival returns in February for its eighth year.
Pride to return to Ponsonby as a walking parade in 2020
The rainbow walking parade will take place as part of the Ponsonby Street Festival.