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1. Melbourne Rainbow Band   Site Details  
Melbourne, Australia's Gay and Lesbian Symphonic Concert Band.

2. Auckland Gay Bowling Organisation Inc   Site Details  
Site for the Auckland Gay Bowling Organisation Incorporated, Auckland, New Zealand. A Gay and Lesbian ten pin bowling group

3. Team Sydney   Site Details  
Team Sydney is the umbrella organisation promoting Gay and Lesbian sport in Sydney, Australia. Links to other sporting organisation in Sydney and access to calender of Gay and Lesbian Sporting events.

4. Canberra Gay and Lesbian Qwire   Site Details  
The Canberra Gay and Lesbian Qwire was founded in February 1993. With a total of eight singing members, our first performance took place in March of that year at Tilley's Cafe. Since then, we have performed a diverse range of concerts, including combined events with the Sydney, Wollongong, Melbourne, Adelaide, Auckland and Perth gay and lesbian choirs, in 1995, 1996 and 1997.

5. Melbourne Gay & Lesbian Chorus   Site Details  
The Melbourne Gay and Lesbian Chorus (MGLC) is one of Australia's premier Gay and Lesbian Choirs. Comprising of 60 voices, there are roughly equal numbers of both men and women covering the four main voice sections.

6. Australian Sailing and Cruising Club   Site Details  
These pages are your links to the exhilarating world of sailing on Australia's beautiful waters in the company of gay and lesbian sailors and their friends.

7. Sydney Underwater Bushwalking Society   Site Details  
SUBS is a non-profit making social diving and snorkelling club for gay men and lesbians and their friends in Sydney and beyond.

8. The WAG homepage   Site Details  
The Western Australian Gay & Lesbian Tenpin Bowling League

9. The Flying Bats Women's Soccer Club   Site Details  
The Flying Bats is a dyke club playing in Sydney, Australia. We've currently 4 teams playing in the North West Sydney Women's Soccer League. We admittedly probably spend more time at the pub that on the pitch...

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