Artist Amos Mac talks about documenting trans communities
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7th October 2015
Trans artist Amos Mac shares his beautiful portraiture and thoughts on trans representation.
Carmen Rupe at Te Papa
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30th September 2015
Lynette Townsend highlights the Carmen Rupe exhibition currently on at Te Papa.
Critics rip Stonewall apart
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Critics are shredding the movie Stonewall. Vanity Fair says it's "terribly offensive, and offensively terrible" and "makes a mess of history".
A gay Princeton football player's story
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17th September 2015
Princeton offensive lineman Mason Darrow is the latest US college athlete to come out. He decided to go public to empower others.
Gareth Thomas' powerful Guinness ad
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9th September 2015
The first ever professional rugby player to come out, Gareth Thomas, stars in a new ad for Guinness which shows the support he received from his team mates as he struggled to accept who he is.
Watch: Ladies of NZ
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24th August 2015
Auckland trans woman Mary Haddock-Staniland is part of radio station ZM’s mini reality series Ladies of NZ. You can check out episode one here.
"Why don't you settle down?"
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15th August 2015
Matthew Harden responds to being told at a restaurant where he was having a fun night out "It’s gay guys like you that give the rest of us a bad reputation."
Lgbt rights beyond marriage
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9th August 2015
Alex Ashton considers if same-sex marriage has changed what it is to be gay, lesbian or trans in NZ, for Radio NZ's Insight programme.
Pics from Blake and Saul's wedding
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Check out pictures from Blake Skjellerup and Saul Carrasco's Hawaii wedding - so utterly adorable!
Watch: Medulla Oblongata on Both Worlds
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21st July 2015
Check out Maldivian-Kiwi refugee Abe Naim and alter ego Medulla Oblongata on TV3's Both Worlds, and see how he is combining his passions for drag and human rights.
