Chloe Sargeant
Managing Editor at Star Observer
Writer at Freelance
managing editor @star_observer • proudly disabled and radiantly queer scallywag ❤️🔥 LOTR stan 🧝🏻♀️ she/they • all opinions sadly my own
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starobserver.com.au | Chloe Sargeant
Qtopia Sydney is set to honour the trailblazing 78ers with a powerful night of remembrance and resistance, unveiling a permanent tribute on Tuesday 24 June to mark the 47th anniversary of the first Sydney Mardi Gras.
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starobserver.com.au | Chloe Sargeant
Star Observer is once again uniting with the Pride Business Association (PBA) for the 2025 iteration of our annual event The Glynn Legacy, celebrating the enduring, pioneering legacy of our shared Founder. Michael Glynn was a bold disruptor who founded the Star Observer and PBA, creating vital platforms for LGBTQIA+ visibility and economic empowerment. His early actions, at a pivotal time in our community, shaped Sydney’s queer media and business landscape.
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cityhub.com.au | Chloe Sargeant
Sydney’s screen industry is set for a major boost, with the NSW Government unveiling a $380 million package aimed at bolstering film and digital games sectors. A significant portion—$100 million—is earmarked to explore the development of a second major film studio in the city. The funding, announced ahead of the 2025–26 state budget, is a response to growing concerns that local productions are being sidelined due to limited studio space.
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starobserver.com.au | Chloe Sargeant
In a dazzling celebration of Melbourne’s vibrant queer performance scene, the winners of the 2025 Melbourne Excellence in Drag and Entertainment Awards (MEDEAs) have been announced!Now in its second year, the MEDEAs were established to acknowledge, celebrate, and award diversity and excellence in the Naarm performing arts and queer scene.
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cityhub.com.au | Chloe Sargeant
Sydney’s Chinatown has reclaimed a piece of its cultural heritage, with the ceremonial gates on Dixon Street now gleaming anew following a meticulous restoration. Unveiled on Saturday, June 14, the revitalised archways stand as enduring symbols of the city’s Chinese-Australian community. Originally completed in 1980, these gates were the brainchild of the Dixon Street Chinese Committee, established in 1971, and were designed by architect Henry Tsang OAM.
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