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Elska, an independent gay photography magazine, celebrates its 11th anniversary, showcasing diverse stories and photographs of ordinary men from local queer communities globally. Founded by Liam Campbell in 2015, it has published 60 issues, adapting to challenges in the media landscape while remaining committed to authentic representation of gay life.
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Khloe Rios-Wyatt was crowned Miss International Queen Mexico 2026 at Casa Colima, marking the event’s integration into the global pageantry community. Representing Mexico at the 2026 competition in Thailand, she aims to advocate for social change and equality. This partnership promotes diversity, cultural exchange, and celebrates Mexican transgender women.
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Daylesford is a renowned LGBTQ+ inclusive community in Australia, hosting the Words in Winter festival, which emphasises diversity and inclusion. This year’s programme includes discussions on trans and gender diverse creativity, led by notable authors, alongside a children’s storytime session featuring Jasper Peach’s book, celebrating identity and belonging for all.
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Palmerston North is set to host its sixth Palmy Drag Fest from 1–3 October, featuring headliner Miss Vanjie, making her New Zealand debut. With over 70% of tickets sold, the festival promises extensive entertainment, including a Rainbow Fair and a main show with 20 performers, enhancing Palmerston North’s reputation in the drag scene.
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The Pride Business Association (NSW) supports Divine Playhouse and advocates for the protection of queer-led businesses in Sydney. These venues enrich the city’s culture and economy. The PBA urges landlords to engage constructively with tenants like Divine Playhouse, balancing the rights of both parties while promoting a vibrant, diverse community.
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A big fish in a small pond, then a medium fish in a much bigger one. Boards, committees, twelve years on InterPride, and a slow disconnect from community that nobody warns you about. Then illness, solitude, and a hard-won mantra: no expectations, no disappointments. Community service, in full.
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Elska Krung Thep Maha Nakhon, the fifty-ninth edition of the Elska series, showcases local Thai men through intimate photography and personal stories. Created by Liam Campbell during a holiday, it emphasises fun and quirky themes, including a fruity motif. The publication features analogue photography and is available in print and e-book formats.
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The 2026 Pride Month Short Films package, presented by the Melbourne Queer Film Festival, highlights Australia’s vibrant LGBTQIA+ filmmaking. Showcasing award-winning and emerging talents, the diverse selection includes genres like comedy, drama, and horror, offering emotionally impactful stories that capture the richness of queer Australian life. Screenings occur on June 19 and 20 at the Victorian Pride Centre.
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Accor is enhancing its commitment to LGBTIQ+ inclusion across Australia through the Welcome With Pride training program. Research shows many LGBTIQ+ travellers feel unsafe expressing themselves while travelling. The initiative aims to foster genuine inclusive environments in hospitality, with Accor enrolling 32 hotels, improving staff confidence and guest safety.
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