Positive Life NSW

Greg Page examines how the world of music, movies and more has reacted to and reflected the ‘AIDS epidemic’ over the years and the HIV+ aftermath.

The Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt is a heart-warming legacy honouring those we lost in early days of HIV and a large collection of panels now have a permanent home at Sydney’s Powerhouse Museum.

POJO uses his art to comment on issues that affect his life as a positive gay man. Here, he explains his work in his own words.

Have we forgotten the real deal and been lulled into believing that being positive is no big deal? Robert Colman writes about Positive Act - a series of ten scriptwriting workshops currently run by Positive Life.

Neal Drinnan on the night he found the answer. Twenty years ago on the bleachers in the Hordern Pavillion, I saw God. That is to say I encountered my very own personally tailored agent of God who appeared to me as I imagined Jesus might look, in a room reminiscent of an expensive Cecil B. DeMille set, replete with a luscious Art Deco backdrop.

Garry Wotherspoon looks at how TV soaps have done HIV lately.

A stunning photographic exhibition from Positive Women Victoria.