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Stephen Rainbow discusses HIV/AIDS, and how it has dominated the lives of gay men all over New Zealand. But has the seriousness of HIV been lost in messages of prevention?

Stephen Rainbow thanks people like Tamati Coffey for reinforcing positive stereotypes of gay men as people who can share a space and a life together. Yet many gay men are ill-equipped to deal with relationships. So how do we learn?


Flow In weighs into the Libra debate, and says she doesn't like the implication that the entire transgender community is offended by the ad.

Curvaceous Dee heads across the ditch to meet her new lover, and as Dee and her lady find a few comfortable outdoor spaces to claim, she recalls some amazing (and some disastrous) sexy adventures outdoors.

Some big things have happened within my extended family this week, bringing up some hard thoughts about a common disease and the truly uncommon valour of those whose lives it taps.

Look at this Vodka Cruiser ad. Look at what it says. I keep seeing examples of this kind of thing on Facebook> and elsewhere and figured now was as good a time as any to explain exactly why I always respond and get pissed off.

I woke up on Sunday 27 November to a beautiful day. The sun was shining, the birds were chirping... And then, I remembered about New Zealand.

Stephen Rainbow talks about getting older, experiencing life and feeling great doing it.