William Yang travels north to Queensland where he grew up.

Summary by Susan Lambert

This clip features William Yang’s monologue about discovering his friend Allan has AIDS.

This short film by Stephen Cummins deals with homophobia and misogyny.

Nigel Giles, author of 'Number 96: Australian TV's Most Notorious Address', writes about the debut of Australia's first 'adults only' soap on our screens in March 1972.

Early in his career Heath Ledger starred as Snowy Bowles - a young, gay cyclist - in the 26-part series Sweat, pitched at young adults.

Ari (Alex Dimitriades) dances a males-only traditional Greek dance in the ‘Steki’, admired by the man he has gone there to meet, Sean (Julian Garner) and Sean’s date, Ariadne (Katerina Kotsonis).

Ari (Alex Dimitriades), Joe (Damien Fotiou) and Joe’s fiancé Dina (Dona Kaskanis) are at the ‘Steki’, a Greek nightclub, when Betty (Elena Mandalis) arrives, looking distraught.

Dad (Bert Bailey) and Dave (Fred MacDonald) arrive at Cecille’s dress shop to inspect their new inheritance.

The gala reopening of Cecille’s dress shop is threatened by an unpaid debt of £1,000.

Young Bill Ryan (Peter Finch) comes to see Dad Rudd (Bert Bailey) about marrying his daughter Sarah (Valerie Scanlan).