Round, Stuart

 

Stuart Round

(1950-)

Stuart left home when he was young and worked in newspapers and then went to university. He talks about the camp meeting places in the 1960s and he attended meetings of CAMP in Balmain in the early 70s. He gives an account of the first Mardi Gras, the Gay Solidarity Group and when HIV and AIDS dominated the gay male community, his work in the Albion Street Clinic and the Community Support Network. He has been the editor of Campaign and a journalist at various newspapers and radio stations.

Photo: Supplied/Stuart Round

 

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RPride History GroupSir Frank Packer, Kenneth Slessor, Capriccios, Rex hotel, Boomerang Street, The Pet Shop, CAMP, Nanette Rudge, Patchs, Mardi Gras, Lance Gowland, Jeff Stanton, Paddington Town hall, Festival of Light Rally, Bryce Horley, HIV/AIDS, Albion Street Clinic, Neville Yeomans, Community Support Network, Mervyn Horton, Outrage