In the news, concern over Jobs and Skills Summit solutions for the LGBTIQA+ community, hate crime victim goes public, Sydney locals can now have their say on a local council’s proposal to rename an area of Newtown “Pride Square”, the mum of a 12-year-old transgender girl has filed a legal complaint after a Brisbane all-girls school rejected her daughter’s application and Australia’s Anglican Church splits.

In sport, Australia’s first LGBTIQ+ Youth Sport and Recreation Summit, NFL player Carl Nassib signs with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Bingham Cup Celebrates 10 years and former rugby union player comes out as transgender.

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In the news, forty Tasmanian doctors have signed an open letter in support of a proposed ban on conversion therapy, Adelaide’s queer community hold fears for the future of a vital HIV healthcare service, Victoria’s rainbow communities will celebrate pride statewide this summer, TransFolk of WA receive $300,000 in funding, and Belfast councillor Mal O’Hara becomes the first openly gay political leader in Northern Ireland.

In sport, 2022 Women’s Ballon d’Or shortlist, professional baseball player Solomon Bates comes out as gay, Irish Rugby Football Union updates transgender policy and Tom Daley fronts new documentary Illegal to Be Me.

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In news,  the Australian government secures 450,000 Monkeypox vaccine doses, researchers develop first comprehensive clinical and community guidelines supporting LGBTIQA+ youth at risk of suicide, Queensland Attorney-General Shannon Fentiman delays bill, Australian-first study finds transgender and gender diverse people face systemic abuse in Victoria’s criminal justice system and Euphoria star Jacob Elordi shares homophobic school bullying experience.

In sport, US Basketball star Brittney Griner jailed for nine years, World’s first Gay Boxing Championships to be held in Australia, Commonwealth Games women’s T20 cricket gold and a record forty publicly out LGBTIQA+ athletes compete at the 2022 Commonwealth Games.

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In news, Melbourne’s Shrine of Remembrance has cancelled plans to illuminate the site in rainbow colours because of abuse and threats to staff, LGBTIQ+ health experts say there’s a “window of opportunity” to prevent a significant outbreak of monkeypox in Australia, newly appointed Greens MP Stephen Bates delivers an emotional first speech,  judge has denies a Canberra man bail after a sexual assault, and one-day LGBT street party returns to Melbourne’s inner north.

In sport, the Rugby Football Union Council announces transgender policy outcome, Cronulla Sharks prop Toby Rudolf says ‘love is love’, Commonwealth Games gold for Aussie Women’s Sevens side, and Sebastian Vettel shares a message of inclusivity.

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In news, the World Health Organisation declares Monkeypox a public health emergency, “mad cow” blood donor ban lifted, Moira Deeming preselection controversy, Roseville Kids Club teaching concerns, and lawmakers in Greece vote to pass a bill banning non-consensual, so-called “normalisation” surgeries on intersex children.

In sport, Australian footballer Sam Kerr makes history, Russian tennis player Daria Kasatkina comes out as gay, Manley Sea Eagles pride jersey player revolt and Rugby Football Union (RFU) to vote on transgender participation.

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Your weekly five minute bulletin from the Q-mmunity Network News (QNN) team providing the diverse lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender, queer and intersex communities with the latest Australian and international LGBTIQA+ news and sport.

In news this week the Queensland Council for LGBTI Health announces plans to expand the organisation’s regional services, two Monkeypox cases recorded in the ACT, Sydney World Pride set to coincide with the 45th Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, Tory MPs’ televised anti-trans debate and Seoul Queer Culture Festival takes to the streets.

In sport, Pride House Birmingham set to open, EuroGames Nijmegen 2022 kicks off 27 July, Lewis Hamilton disgusted at racist and homophobic behaviour, and FIFA referee Igor Benevenuto publicly comes out as gay.

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In news this week,  Sydney World Pride 2023/Mardi Gras pre-sale tickets sell out in minutes,  RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under is back, Queensland Health records first case of Monkeypox, fresh calls to exhume Dr George Duncan’s body, and alarm over proposal to ban homosexuality in Iraq.

In sport this week, British Triathlon creates ‘open’ category for transgender athletes, Brittney Griner pleads guilty to Russian drug charge, and Megan Rapinoe wins award and continues LGBTIQA+ advocacy work.

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In news this week a Sydney private school is coming under fire from angry parents over a lesbian kiss in a Shakespeare production, and an intersex woman has lodged a lawsuit against an Australian prison operator after being thrown into a men’s jail.

In sport this week, Alice Springs supports everyone belonging in sport, British Racing School unveils Racing With Pride stable, First international hockey player comes out and British Olympic swimmer shines a light on Commonwealth Games shame.

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In news this week, data from the 2021 Census has revealed that 24,000 gay marriages have taken place in Australia since it was legalised, and two LGBTIQA+ politicians have made history in Victoria after being sworn into the Government’s ministerial cabinet.

In sport this week, Touch Football Australia committed to LGBTIQA+ inclusivity, the German Football Association supports the rights of all to play football, Ballon D’Or winner Megan Rapinoe 100% supportive of trans inclusion, and Leinster Rugby scrum-half Nick McCarthy comes out as gay.

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In news this week, QNN provides communities across the country with the latest in local, national and international LGBTIQA+ news. This week, the Melbourne AIDS Memorial Quilt has received official heritage listing in Victoria, and a judge-only trial has found two young men not guilty of the Grindr killing of a 56-year-old Canberra man.

In sport, Union Cycliste International (UCI) introduce new trans regulations, FINA votes on restricting trans participation from elite women’s competitions, Former British Olympian Dame Kelly Holmes announces she is gay and Baseball legend Maybelle Blair comes out age 95 .