 One gay man in Tasmania is doing more than most to bring people together, even if it means putting up with the odd streaker.
Peter Power is a marriage celebrant who has blessed straight and not so straight unions alike. After 25 years on the mainland, he's one of many immigrants who have found a place in the Tasmanian community.
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 Here's your chance to win the original book and the Grammy winning cast recording of Wicked.
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 Tasmania urgently needs suicide and self harm
prevention strategies, writes Julian Punch.
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 For many lesbian couples who are trying to have children, the L word means law reform.
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 Policemen on rollerblades, and hookers who work by day -
Paris has it all.
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 Has Stephen Roche's imminent departure revealed the truth about Penguin?
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 Dr Stephen Edwards asks whether GLBTI people will spend their last years in comfortable surroundings.
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Joe Muraca and Dan Witthaus look at plans to tackle anti-gay discrimination in sports.
Continuing our global survey of GLBTI life today, Maxine Clarke looks at Iran.
Mitsubishi is going great guns with its stylish new Lancer sedan, says Byron Mathioudakis.
