NZAF Ramps-Up Campaign to End HIV by 2025
The New Zealand AIDS Foundation has officially launched the second phase of the Ending HIV Campaign, which aims to end all new HIV transmissions in...
HIV Diagnoses in New Zealand on the Decrease
For the first time since 2011, the number of annual HIV diagnoses in New Zealand has fallen, however, due to funding restraints, health workers...
Mr. Gay New Zealand Finalists Raise Vital Funds for Charity
Over $1,500 has been raised for the New Zealand AIDS Foundation as a part of the 2017 Mr. Gay New Zealand competition.
The 2017 Mr....
Meet the Finalists For Mr. Gay New Zealand 2016
The finalists for the 2016 Mr. Gay New Zealand competition have officially been announced with a range of applicants from all over New Zealand.
The 8...
Air Force Commendation For Gay Support Group Leader
On this ANZAC day, 100 years since the Gallipoli landing, we are proud to acknowledge that recently one of the founding members of Overwatch...
NZAF Discuss HIV Stigma as Charlie Sheen Confirms He Has HIV
During an interview on TV3's The Paul Henry Show, New Zealand AIDS Foundation (NZAF) Executive Director, Shaun Robinson has drawn attention to the issue of stigma that still...
Rainbow Tick Teams to Launch Inclusive Workplace Awards
New Zealand's Rainbow Tick organisation have announced that they have joined forces with South Pacific Pride LTD (the team behind Gay Ski Week QT),...
An Open Letter From the New Mr Gay New Zealand –...
Kia ora,
First of all, I would like to thank my friends who supported me back in Borneo, my extended family in Wellington, my whanau...
UK Comedian Claims Was Raped in Gay Sauna and ‘Thanked’ by...
A British comedian, that is releasing a new tell-all book this week, has claimed he was raped in a New Zealand gay sauna and...
Accounting Giant Achieves Rainbow Tick Certification In New Zealand
One of the worlds largest accounting firms KPMG, has achieved Rainbow Tick Certification in New Zealand.
The Rainbow Tick programme which is designed to help organisations ensure...
