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Same Same 25 Announced

Bookmarked last month on the 5th

Today Same Same announced the third annual list of the 25 Most Influential Gay and Lesbian Australians. The 2009 list includes high-profile names, as well as a few firsts.

National Marriage Rallies This Weekend

Bookmarked on the 6th Dec, 2009

Rallies will take place nationally this Saturday (November 28) to put pressure on the Federal Government to legislate for same-sex marriage.

Same Same would be nothing without our talented team of contributors. We're paying homage to our most dedicated and talented photographers in our Same Same’s Shooting Stars series. The next photographer in the spotlight is Melbourne's Alison Bennett.

8000 Come Out For Gay Marriage

Bookmarked ages ago

More than 8000 people across the country took part in the National Day of Action for same-sex marriage, with over 250 couples taking part in illegal gay weddings.

Getting Wilosophical

Bookmarked ages ago

Wil Anderson is a funny bloke. The broadcaster, stand-up comedian and writer took time out to chat to Same Same’s Pete Dillon about laughter, sexuality and his night with 22 naked footballers.

Putting The Pride Back Into Pride Week!

Bookmarked ages ago

Sydney Pride Week is almost upon us and this year's truly grassroots program of events seeks to 'liberate, celebrate and educate'.

Unleash Your Inner Whore

Bookmarked ages ago

Most of you would already know Rick Viede as Glace Chase, his loud mouthed car-crash cabaret singing altar-ego. But Rick is also a talented young playwright. Rick chatted to Same Same about darkness, danger and fabulosity.

Same Same Scrubs Up

Bookmarked ages ago

Surprise! While you were sleeping, Same Same's had a design refresh and we're now as young as Joan Rivers on a bad day. Here's a taste of some of the new stuff you can play with from today.

Mardi Gras Cover Up?

Bookmarked ages ago

The splitting of Mardi Gras Parade and Party has less to do with tired marchers, and more to do with pressure from commercial partners and an administrative oversight, according to former Mardi Gras President Richard Cobden.