Another Gay Sequel: Gays Gone Wild
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27th September 2008
The sequel to Another Gay Movie is just out in the US – featuring a cast full of hunky young dudes and a script full of lame jokes. Here's the trailer.
GayNZ.com Video: Family's Third Birthday
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11th September 2008
We captured the action on stage as Cindy helped Ribena blow out the birthday candles at K' Road's gayest nightclub.
VIDEO: Why are we gay?
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9th September 2008
Is it a choice? Or destined even before we were born? Perhaps a cheesy cartoon video can help answer some questions...
The Best of Takataapui TV
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2nd September 2008
The final episode of Takataapui for 2008 looks back on highlights from this year's series.
Takataapui TV: Queen of the Whole Universe
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26th August 2008
Three glittering finalists prepare to take part in Auckland's biggest queer beauty pageant. Who will take the crown?
Takataapui TV: Bisexuality
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19th August 2008
Bisexual women Hinemoana Baker and Sandra Dickson tell their stories and respond to myths and stereotypes about bisexuality.
A lesbian civil union on Takataapui TV
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17th August 2008
It's a hand-in-hand walk down the rainbow carpet-covered aisle for a happy couple as they celebrate their fabulous takataapui Civil Union.
Questions & answers for Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Youth
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16th August 2008
"It takes time to know who you are. It's okay to be confused, it's okay to be unsure whether you're gay or straight, and it's okay to take time to find out."
Takataapui TV: 'Trans Kid' – Dianne's story
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5th August 2008
Dianne's beautiful baby girl Samantha was born in 1981. During her childhood she showed signs that she was a girl who wanted to be... a boy.
Takataapui TV: Earthtalk @ Awhitu
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29th July 2008
Earthtalk@Awhitu is a politics-in-action property - the home of two pakeha lesbians whose life and actions reflect their desire to help nurture and heal the land.