The first territory in Australia to decriminalize homosexual sex was the Australian capital territory in 1973 followed by South Australia in 1975, Victoria in 1981, Northern Territory in 1983, New South Wales in 1984, Western Australia and Queensland in 1990. The last state was Tasmania in 1997.

"We are the only people with the power to stop AIDS, and this is our one great strength, our one ace. The Doctors cannot stop it, the Scientists cannot stop it, the Government cannot stop it... only gay men themselves can bring this situation under control. If we publicly pledge ourselves to this objective, we will succeed in not only saving ourselves but in saving the whole community from the scourge of this dreadful disease."
Adam Carr, speech made at the establishment of the Victorian AIDS Council, 1984

Lindsey and John have just moved in together! When they receive some devastating news, it rocks their world but strengthens their love for each other.

From the full length feature film The Bedroom, the second explicit feature from award-winning feminist erotic filmmaker Anna Brownfield has something for everybody; straight, gay, lesbian and queer. Set in one bedroom over six decades, The Bedroom explores the exciting changes to sex through the ages. Come behind the close doors of an Australian bedroom, where you will be tantalized, titillated and might even learn something along the way.