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Come Out Wagga Wagga acknowledges the Wiradjuri people, the traditional
custodians of the land on which we meet.
Our Wagga Wagga branch has been meeting since July 2006.
We have regular meetings and events such as BBQ's, Drinks, Restaurant & Café Nights, Movie & Theatre
Nights and are currently discussing many other options.
More recently we have been meeting at the Havana Lounge 84 Fitzmaurice St, WAGGA at different days
and times throughout the month.
Come Out Wagga Wagga is open to all Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender people who live, work,
visit or are somehow involved in the Riverina region.
There has been a good amount of positive coverage in the local and national media.
Our organisers are a good blend of young, experienced and enthusiastic people, dedicated to providing a
quality group in Wagga Wagga.
If you have a connection with the region and would like to become involved, please come along and join us.
custodians of the land on which we meet.
Our Wagga Wagga branch has been meeting since July 2006.
We have regular meetings and events such as BBQ's, Drinks, Restaurant & Café Nights, Movie & Theatre
Nights and are currently discussing many other options.
More recently we have been meeting at the Havana Lounge 84 Fitzmaurice St, WAGGA at different days
and times throughout the month.
Come Out Wagga Wagga is open to all Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender people who live, work,
visit or are somehow involved in the Riverina region.
There has been a good amount of positive coverage in the local and national media.
Our organisers are a good blend of young, experienced and enthusiastic people, dedicated to providing a
quality group in Wagga Wagga.
If you have a connection with the region and would like to become involved, please come along and join us.
| FROM ABC ONLINE: CLICK HERE TO VIEW ARTICLE Tuesday, 1 August 2006. 09:26 (AEDT) Push to establish Rebellion group in Riverina. There is a new push to improve financial and social outcomes for gays, bisexuals and people of mixed gender living in the Riverina. A meeting in Wagga on Saturday afternoon aims to establish a local branch of the non-profit volunteer group, Rebellion. One of the organisers, Ray Goodlass, says despite their numbers, discrimination against homosexuals and bisexuals is still common. "We're still arguing to try and get financial equality in terms of things like superannuation and so forth," he said. "In some ways we've gone backwards with the marriage amendment bill. So, no, I don't think we have come all that far. "At [the] state level, same sex civil unions would seem to me to be a very important issue." |
CONTACT COME OUT WAGGA WAGGA: Andrea 6933 4032 Click Here to email us
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