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21 Feb 2018

Selamat Datang GLBTIQ, Hay Mardi Gras & Monogamy and Gay Men :21st February 2018

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On this episode of The Informer we speak to Selamat Datang GLBTIQ,  an Indonesian Community Group based in Sydney, that was formed initially to March in the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade, about what life is like for LGBTI people in Indonesia.

We head to Hay, halfway between Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide and find out about their inaugural Hay Mardi Gras. A small idea that has grown into a weekend long celebration of our inclusive regional community.

And we continue to explore relationships in our communities as we talk gay men and monogamy; why is it something that everyone assumes they don’t do?

This episode was hosted by Daniel Roberts and aired on The Informer on JOY 94.9.

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