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Brisbane’s Big Gay Day Postponed Until 2027 As Organiser Says Costs Have ‘Skyrocketed’

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By Chloe Sargeant Verified
| Star Observer Verified
Brisbane’s iconic Big Gay Day has been postponed until 2027, with organisers saying the increasingly complicated — and expensive — reality of staging a major outdoor event meant this year’s party simply couldn’t be delivered the way it deserved. Event organiser Harry K said it wasn’t an easy call to make. “Sometimes the hardest decision is the right decision,” he told Star Observer.
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EXPLAINER: Searches For The 2026 Census Are Booming — And This Year, LGBTQ+ People Will Be Counted

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By Chloe Sargeant Verified
| Star Observer Verified
If your Google searches lately have included some variation of “when is the Census?”, “do I actually have to do the Census?” or, perhaps most importantly, “what happens if I simply pretend the Census does not exist?”, you are very much not alone. Star Observer has delved into Google Trends to see what this year’s response is to the Census, and what we’re all searching for regarding it.
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Sydney’s Arthouse Cinemas & The Return Of The Love Seat (Naked City)

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By Chloe Sargeant Verified
| City Hub Verified
When compact discs first appeared in the early 1980s, the marketing of recorded music entered a new era. Over the next decade vinyl pressings still survived but many predicted the format was all but dead and CDs would reign supreme. Few would have thought that in another three decades the old technology would come storming back amongst both fervent record collectors and a whole new generation.
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