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The art of cabaret performance as a way to share stories from our lives through song, music, dance and storytelling has been around since the heady days of Parisian 1880s. The art form has also been enjoyed in spaces of all shapes and sizes since then, including this coming Valentines Day in Wollongong when Love/Hate: A Queer Cabaret plays at the Wollongong Town Hall.Bringing together a range of artists from the Shoalhaven & Illawarra regions, Love/Hate: A Queer Cabaret will give those of us who

Fears that the Wollongong rainbow crossing, which debuted to a welcoming community on Christmas Eve last year, had been repeatedly vandalised in homophobic attacks have proven to be unfounded.The false alarm and is in fact a positive story after all, about resilience and the importance the Wollongong community has come to attach to the colourful addition to their beachfront view.Deputy Lord Mayor, Tania Brown has been a longtime vocal supporter of the LGBTQI community in Wollongong and