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**HELLO SAILOR** Saturday 15th February @ Port Douglas Yacht Club featuring the sounds of legendary Melbourne DJ Scott Anderson, WOOF CLUB, Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras, Trough, Tropical Fruits, RAM (New York), Tri-Nations ( New Zealand), Beyond Black. Come party with us by the water, on the gass, under the stars. **PORT DOUGLAS HOT & STEAMY FESTIVAL 2020** http://pdhotsteamy.com.au / https://www.facebook.com/PDHotSteamy/ Come and party with us for the Port Douglas Hot & Steamy Festival in Queensland, Australia! Whether travelling from overseas or locally or visiting the Sydney Mardi Gras, the 2020 IGLA Swimming Championships in Melbourne, the event has been developed by a group of gay Port Douglas business owners and friends who want to showcase our stunning town and region to our broader community. This time of year in Port Douglas is hot, sweaty and steamy, hence the title of our Festival. But it is still a fantastic time to visit as it is less crowded, the days and nights are warm and everything is lush and green.

Since 2011, Jay Weatherill has served as the premier of South Australia - a state where the Labor Party has been in power for the past 14 years.  He's been attracting some headlines over the past few months as he's spoken out in favour of raising the GST and offered his state as sanctuary for vulnerable people seeking asylum who are in danger of being returned to Nauru.  I was allowed into the Premier's (very nice) office to discuss what his thinking was here, as well as his journey into politics (as inspired by his father George), the number of lawyers in our parliaments, cynicism, the political history of SA, making submarines, the Bulmer-Rizi case and marriage equality and how he sees 2016 turning out.  Watch back the 2016 Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras on SBS Demand The World Keeps Happening is coming to Brisbane, Melbourne & Sydney Boundless Plains To Share at MICF 2016   @jayweatherill premier.sa.gov.au Article: Premier apologises to Marco Bulmer-Rizi Cause of the Week: Catherine House (catherinehouse.org.au)  

Brad Chilcott is a highly-principled pragmatist. A progressive pastor, political activist and founder of super-cool outfit Welcome To Australia, I've come to know Brad over the last couple of years and find him to be an extremely inspiring dude.  Here we have a big fat yarn about how his faith has informed his life and his activism, what he's learnt from his son Harrison's battles with ill health, the luxury of dismissing things as "politics", his criticisms of the progressive left and the story of and idea behind WTA.   The World Keeps Happening is in Adelaide now, coming to Brisbane, Melbourne & Sydney Boundless Plains To Share at MICF 2016  My tour blog for TheMusic.com.au Me and my fellow hosts covering the 2016 Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras for SBS @bradchilcott Activate Life Church Campaign For Australian Aid   Article: I Donated A Kidney To My Son - Don't Tell Me Not To Make It Political Article: Fighting Hatred With Hatred At Reclaim Australia Rallies Is A Failure Of Progressive Politics Article on Brad and boat turnbacks at the Labor conference Cause of the Week: Food 4 Education (food4education.org)  

Xclusiv promotion mix ! Sydney Gay & Lesbian MARDI GRAS 36th Anniversary Festival ( The biggest Gay and Lesbian festival in the world ) www.mardigras.org.au www.leomeo.com Coqui Selection - Take This Out Criminal Vibes - I Need A Miracle Jorge Montia & Vlada Asanin - Feelings For You Juan Gimeno & T.Tommy - My Organ Beyonce - Blow Reza & Pagano - Loca Peter Gelderblom & Randy Colle - Wonderland Edgar & Oscar Velazquez - House Trap Icona Pop - I Love It The Chemical Brothers - Galvanize Fedde Le Grand - Metrum D.Ramirez, Mark Knight, Underworld - Downpipe Jerome Isma-Ae - Hold That Sucker Down