The meeting, which took place on October 13, was attended by representatives from the Trans Melbourne Gender Project (TMGP), TransGender Victoria, the Seahorse Club and the Gender Identity Support Group ...

Approaches to same-sex commitment and the role of non-Jewish partners were among the topics discussed at the Union for Progressive Judaism’s (UPJ’s) biennial conference in Hobart this week ...

A new study has shown that gay men earn less than straight men, but lesbians earn the same amount as their heterosexual counterparts.

The US research project, conducted by the University of New Hampshire, found that male co-habiting same–sex couples earn 23% less than married men, and 9% less than men who live with a woman. The study also suggested that lesbians may be viewed as more desirable employees, as they tend to be more career focused and less likely to leave their place of employment to have children than heterosexual women ...