Papers Past (1980-1984)

This section contains summaries of newspaper articles (1980-1984) relating to Takatāpui LGBTI Rainbow+ sourced from the Papers Past website. Note the language in these articles reflect the societal attitudes of the time in which they were written.

• The 1970 S – 1. Life Style (Press, 2 January 1980)
• Felix Donnelly’s Book (Press, 3 January 1980)
• Sex Not Only Subject Of Book – Priest (Press, 4 January 1980)
• Felix Donnelly’s Book (Press, 5 January 1980)
• Felix Donnelly’s Book (Press, 9 January 1980)
• New Clue To Transsexuality (Press, 11 January 1980)
• Felix Donnelly’s Book (Press, 11 January 1980)
• The 'gay Life' (Press, 14 January 1980)
• Blunt ‘was Burgess’s Lover’ (Press, 15 January 1980)
• Censorship Denied (Press, 16 January 1980)
• Lascelles Article Leads To Amended Writs (Press, 19 January 1980)
• Daddy's Boy (Press, 22 January 1980)
• R.c. Head Wants Meeting (Press, 2 February 1980)
• Gacy Trial Starts (Press, 8 February 1980)
• Scenes Of Anguish At Mass-murder Trial (Press, 9 February 1980)
• Gays Back Priest (Press, 12 February 1980)
• Gay Mag. Raided (Press, 16 February 1980)
• Doctor: Father Breast-fed Baby (Press, 21 February 1980)
• ‘obscene’ Films Claim Denied (Press, 22 February 1980)
• At The Cinema... With Hans Petrovic A Good Year... (Press, 28 February 1980)
• Man Jailed For Attack On Seaman (Press, 14 March 1980)
• Bookseller Retires 'to Read Books' And Sail' (Press, 15 March 1980)
• Benny Hits The Jackpot (Press, 18 March 1980)
• Gay In A Catholic World (Press, 29 March 1980)
• Human Rights Commission (Press, 1 April 1980)
• ‘Mainland Touch' Has Good Start (Press, 2 April 1980)
• Human Rights Commission (Press, 3 April 1980)
• “Mainland Touch” (Press, 3 April 1980)
• Woody Works Wonders, Again (Press, 7 April 1980)
• Cable Briefe (Press, 7 April 1980)
• R.c. Survey Causes Some Consternation (Press, 9 April 1980)
• Risks For Writers (Press, 9 April 1980)
• Sex Education Veto Praised (Press, 10 April 1980)
• Where Does Sex Education Go Now? (Press, 19 April 1980)
• ‘Penthouse’ Publisher Wins Libel Award (Press, 22 April 1980)
• Today’s Battleground (Press, 26 April 1980)
• Controversial ‘growing Up’ Sex Films Aimed To Help... (Press, 2 May 1980)
• 'Bedroom Farce' Lacks Good, Clean Filth (Press, 5 May 1980)
• Risking The Cupcakes With Beefy Stu (Press, 6 May 1980)
• Church Forbids Father Donnelly To Preach (Press, 13 May 1980)
• Father Donnelly’s Position (Press, 14 May 1980)
• Father Donnelly’s Position (Press, 15 May 1980)
• ‘dramatic Decline9 In Film Censorship Since 1977... (Press, 15 May 1980)
• Sir Keith Shows A Leg (Press, 16 May 1980)
• Support For Priest (Press, 17 May 1980)
• Father Donnelly’s Position (Press, 17 May 1980)
• Poor Censorship ‘proved' (Press, 17 May 1980)
• Father Donnelly’s Position (Press, 19 May 1980)
• Censure Of Priest Criticised (Press, 19 May 1980)
• Chalk And Cheese (Press, 20 May 1980)
• Police Urge Commission To Ignore ‘trivia' (Press, 20 May 1980)
• Father Donnelly’s Position (Press, 20 May 1980)
• Father Donnelly’s Position (Press, 22 May 1980)
• Police Association Proposal (Press, 23 May 1980)
• Police Association Proposal (Press, 26 May 1980)
• Kennedy Support For Gays (Press, 26 May 1980)
• Police Association Proposal (Press, 29 May 1980)
• Radio Rhema Listener (Press, 31 May 1980)
• Cable Briefs (Press, 2 June 1980)
• Lesbian Books Inquiry (Press, 2 June 1980)
• Inferior Work Finds Useful Function (Press, 2 June 1980)
• Cable Briefs (Press, 3 June 1980)
• Mr Jones Is Not Impressed (Press, 3 June 1980)
• Views On Homosexuality (Press, 5 June 1980)
• Police Association Proposal (Press, 6 June 1980)
• Concentration Is Needed (Press, 9 June 1980)
• Police Association Proposal (Press, 10 June 1980)
• Strange Case Of Policeman Who Shot Himself Five... (Press, 13 June 1980)
• Gay Pride Week (Press, 19 June 1980)
• Labour Chairman Quits In Protest (Press, 19 June 1980)
• Mr Freer May Press Charge On Forgery In Homosexual... (Press, 21 June 1980)
• M.P. Denies Report (Press, 23 June 1980)
• Jeans Not For Mayor (Press, 27 June 1980)
• Conference On Women (Press, 28 June 1980)
• ‘Gay Rights’ Abhorred (Press, 30 June 1980)
• N.z. News Media ‘male-dominated’ (Press, 1 July 1980)
• Cable Briefs (Press, 2 July 1980)
• Reporter's Diary (Press, 5 July 1980)
• Gay Rights (Press, 9 July 1980)
• Play For Adventurous (Press, 9 July 1980)
• Priest Resigns Post (Press, 22 July 1980)
• Arafat’s Presence At Games Shocks Envoys (Press, 23 July 1980)
• N.Z. Film News (Press, 24 July 1980)
• Age Restriction For 'penthouse’ Urged (Press, 24 July 1980)
• Cable Briefs (Press, 25 July 1980)
• Remit On Age Lost (Press, 28 July 1980)
• Homosexual Leading? (Press, 28 July 1980)
• Police Station Deaths (Press, 28 July 1980)
• Atmosphere Lacking (Press, 31 July 1980)
• Mozart In New Form Of Film Opera (Press, 31 July 1980)
• Reporter's Diary (Press, 1 August 1980)
• Condescending Commercials (Press, 4 August 1980)
• Debate With Oxford Union (Press, 6 August 1980)
• Worthy Judas Priest Album (Press, 14 August 1980)
• A Social History From The Personal Column (Press, 16 August 1980)
• Sex Change Poses Passport ‘flurry’ (Press, 18 August 1980)
• Protection Of Journalists (Press, 23 August 1980)
• Vincent Price Superb In Wilde Role (Press, 25 August 1980)
• ‘Penthouse’ Magazine (Press, 26 August 1980)
• Disco Scene Lives On — On Film (Press, 28 August 1980)
• ‘penthouse’ Campaigner And ‘positive... (Press, 28 August 1980)
• Cornucopia Of Maugham (Press, 30 August 1980)
• Gay Books For ‘smith’ (Press, 1 September 1980)
• 'Street’ Star Named In Row (Press, 1 September 1980)
• Miss Bartlett Gets Warning (Press, 2 September 1980)
• Tribunal ‘shielded Importers’ (Press, 3 September 1980)
• Another First Tor Court Theatre (Press, 8 September 1980)
• Bible Fanatics Sway Polls (Press, 10 September 1980)
• New Job For Priest (Press, 12 September 1980)
• U.S. Bar To ‘gays' (Press, 13 September 1980)
• Paradise In Old China (Press, 13 September 1980)
• Man Not Guilty Of Murder Because Of Insanity (Press, 17 September 1980)
• Pornography Case Not Proved, Says Counsel (Press, 20 September 1980)
• Magazine Of Science (Press, 24 September 1980)
• Gay Rights Complaint (Press, 29 September 1980)
• ‘warcry’ To Defence Of Miss Bartlett (Press, 30 September 1980)
• Police Seize Copies Of Student Paper (Press, 3 October 1980)
• Society Disagrees With Censor (Press, 3 October 1980)
• Seeking 'human Nature' (Press, 4 October 1980)
• Synod Rejects Report (Press, 11 October 1980)
• Pop, Pot And Heaven (Press, 11 October 1980)
• Church Condemns Tour (Press, 14 October 1980)
• Head In Oven Case (Press, 15 October 1980)
• Church To Study More Papers On Homosexuality (Press, 15 October 1980)
• False Criminal Charges Vyacheslav Chornovil (Press, 15 October 1980)
• Spate Of Porn. Films Feared (Press, 15 October 1980)
• Born-again Christians A Political Force (Press, 21 October 1980)
• Object In Shop Held Decent (Press, 21 October 1980)
• Mrs Whitehouse Calls For Action Against Play (Press, 27 October 1980)
• Millionaire’s Guide To Good Manners (Press, 29 October 1980)
• Court In The Act (Press, 6 November 1980)
• Pacino Appears In Three Totally Different Roles (Press, 6 November 1980)
• Fireworks Halt ‘romans’ Play (Press, 10 November 1980)
• Cable Briefs (Press, 17 November 1980)
• Intriguing Thriller, But... (Press, 17 November 1980)
• Poorer But Wiser (Press, 17 November 1980)
• To Be Read At A Sitting (Press, 29 November 1980)
• ‘Summer Offensive’ For Gay Rightists (Press, 3 December 1980)
• Katherine Mansfield’s Life (Press, 6 December 1980)
• Homosexuals To Press Demands (Press, 9 December 1980)
• Reporter's Diary (Press, 10 December 1980)
• Govt Support Denied (Press, 13 December 1980)
• Reagan Jun. Plans Snub (Press, 16 December 1980)
• Reporter's Diary (Press, 26 December 1980)
• 'Punch' Keeps Laughing (Press, 27 December 1980)
• Her Hitch-hiking Days Now Book Bound Memories (Press, 27 December 1980)
• Auden, Light And Dark (Press, 3 January 1981)
• N.z. Attitudes (Press, 12 January 1981)
• Campaigner Dies (Press, 14 January 1981)
• Report On Gays 'a Farce’ (Press, 14 January 1981)
• Chch Gays To Plan Action (Press, 16 January 1981)
• A Tasmanian Bisexual (Press, 17 January 1981)
• Marriage Annulled (Press, 22 January 1981)
• Mass Killer To Be Held In Hospital (Press, 23 January 1981)
• Objections To Report On Gay Rights (Press, 23 January 1981)
• Group Seeks End To Discrimination (Press, 24 January 1981)
• Gadaffi’s Scramble Alarms Cairo (Press, 4 February 1981)
• Burning Up In Bed (Press, 7 February 1981)
• ‘Gay’ Rights Group Unhappy With Commission (Press, 12 February 1981)
• Waiter Admits Arson (Press, 14 February 1981)
• Thick Drizzle Hampers Cycling Meeting (Press, 14 February 1981)
• Law On Homosexuals Will Be Unchanged (Press, 18 February 1981)
• How To Go A Long Way On A Little Knowledge (Press, 18 February 1981)
• Cable Briefs (Press, 21 February 1981)
• Lesbian Group Says Report Badly Flawed (Press, 24 February 1981)
• Youth Imprisoned For Extortion (Press, 25 February 1981)
• Ah, California!—marches To Its Own Tempo (Press, 26 February 1981)
• Information Sought (Press, 2 March 1981)
• California (Press, 3 March 1981)
• “Policemen Worry About Me,” But Bob Moodie Dresses... (Press, 4 March 1981)
• Census Extends To Gays (Press, 10 March 1981)
• Court Actor Goes Solo (Press, 10 March 1981)
• The Moral Majority Takes Aim At U.S. ‘gay’... (Press, 13 March 1981)
• And Now ... Strip-a-gram (Press, 14 March 1981)
• Creating And Recording (Press, 14 March 1981)
• ‘Dressed To Kill’ — Stylised Terror (Press, 16 March 1981)
• Kirk Book This Week (Press, 17 March 1981)
• Iran Having Second Thoughts About’ Revolution (Press, 18 March 1981)
• Labour M.P. ‘was A Soviet Spy’ (Press, 26 March 1981)
• Charter Promotes Family Life (Press, 26 March 1981)
• India (Press, 7 April 1981)
• Courts ‘anti-homosexual’ (Press, 21 April 1981)
• Gays Take Tour Stand (Press, 21 April 1981)
• Gay Rights Group To Pressure N.Z.? (Press, 23 April 1981)
• Captain Denies Murder (Press, 24 April 1981)
• Reporter’s Diary (Press, 28 April 1981)
• Lesbian Court Action (Press, 1 May 1981)
• Cable Briefs (Press, 2 May 1981)
• King To Countersuit (Press, 2 May 1981)
• Star Admits Love Affair (Press, 4 May 1981)
• Mrs King Offers To Resign (Press, 5 May 1981)
• Mrs King Dropped (Press, 6 May 1981)
• A Husband’s Compassion (Press, 9 May 1981)
• Youth Section Calls For Liberal Gay Laws (Press, 12 May 1981)
• Labour Endorses Rights Of Gays (Press, 12 May 1981)
• What A Way To Go (Press, 14 May 1981)
• Show Recalls Old Controversy (Press, 19 May 1981)
• ‘jubilee’ — Punk’s First Film Effort (Press, 21 May 1981)
• Billie Jean King ‘would Like A Child’ (Press, 26 May 1981)
• ‘New Journalism’ Comes Under Strong Attack (Press, 27 May 1981)
• Health In The Community (Press, 6 June 1981)
• Smell Sensation (Press, 11 June 1981)
• An Inescapable Hell (Press, 12 June 1981)
• French Pay Quick Visit (Press, 12 June 1981)
• ‘Pride’ Week For Homosexuals (Press, 20 June 1981)
• Gays Continue Fight Against Discrimination (Press, 23 June 1981)
• Porn Case Against Play (Press, 1 July 1981)
• Mary Whitehouse Gets Director Sent For Trial (Press, 2 July 1981)
• Cancer Among Homosexual Men (Press, 6 July 1981)
• Man Bites Dog (Press, 9 July 1981)
• Cable Briefs (Press, 13 July 1981)
• ‘foreskin’ A Disgrace, Miss Bartlett (Press, 13 July 1981)
• Protest Against Mayor (Press, 14 July 1981)
• Sir David Sees Play (Press, 14 July 1981)
• Governor Lauds Play Production (Press, 15 July 1981)
• Play For Chch (Press, 17 July 1981)
• The Dilemma Of Being Alcoholic And Homosexual (Press, 18 July 1981)
• Longer Beard Recommended (Press, 22 July 1981)
• Open Access — And Threats Of Closing (Press, 23 July 1981)
• Friendship Ended (Press, 1 August 1981)
• ‘profanity Still An Offence' (Press, 6 August 1981)
• Chatter, Natter, Prattle, Gossip, Nag, Whine . . . (Press, 10 August 1981)
• Poet With Mud In His Gun (Press, 15 August 1981)
• Penalty ‘incredible’ (Press, 15 August 1981)
• Feminists Challenge Good-old-boys Network (Press, 17 August 1981)
• ‘Pork Pie’ Man Looks At Future Of N.Z. Films (Press, 20 August 1981)
• One-act Play Festival (Press, 29 August 1981)
• Lonely-hearts Too Strong In Israel? (Press, 29 August 1981)
• Uneasy Lull In Frightened Atlanta (Press, 2 September 1981)
• Reporter’s Diary (Press, 7 September 1981)
• New Kinsey Report Debunks Gay Ideas (Press, 9 September 1981)
• Springbok Tour (Press, 10 September 1981)
• Video Porn ‘on Sale In Shops’ (Press, 10 September 1981)
• Gays Allege Tavern Ban (Press, 11 September 1981)
• Homosexual March (Press, 12 September 1981)
• Video Porn Ban Expected (Press, 15 September 1981)
• N.Z. Man In P.n.g. Teaching Row (Press, 16 September 1981)
• New Kinsey Report (Press, 16 September 1981)
• From The Right Shoulder (Press, 3 October 1981)
• Poor Reviews For Bruce Mason Play (Press, 14 October 1981)
• Life Beyond Plumb (Press, 17 October 1981)
• Dead Man’s Throat Cut, Back Stabbed (Press, 21 October 1981)
• Teachers To Get P.n.g. Jobs Back? (Press, 21 October 1981)
• Socred Plans A ‘new Society' (Press, 24 October 1981)
• Cancer Help In Vd Drug? (Press, 26 October 1981)
• ‘More Than 300m To Get V.d.’ (Press, 26 October 1981)
• Reporter's Diary (Press, 28 October 1981)
• San Franciscan Friend Retires (Press, 2 November 1981)
• Homosexual Plea By Former M.P. (Press, 7 November 1981)
• Commenting On Life (Press, 9 November 1981)
• 'English As She Is Spoke’ (Press, 11 November 1981)
• Cable Briefs (Press, 25 November 1981)
• P.n.g. Ombudsman Finds School Inquiry False (Press, 26 November 1981)
• Support Group Planned (Press, 28 November 1981)
• Robbery In Toilets Denied (Press, 11 December 1981)
• Guilty Verdicts In Toilet Robbery (Press, 12 December 1981)
• Men Jailed For Toilet Robbery (Press, 19 December 1981)
• Bruised U.S. Press Looks Back At Year Of... (Press, 29 December 1981)
• Radio N.z. Plans New Station In Levin (Press, 6 January 1982)
• No Nudes Good News In Old (Press, 9 January 1982)
• Black Comedy (Press, 9 January 1982)
• Top Men ‘in Sex Scandal’ (Press, 14 January 1982)
• Belfast Boys’ School Scandal (Press, 14 January 1982)
• Film Commission Gives Details Of 1982 Productions (Press, 14 January 1982)
• Is It Your Brain That Makes You Male Or Female? (Press, 19 January 1982)
• Male Or Female? (Press, 22 January 1982)
• Billie Jean Wants Baby (Press, 1 February 1982)
• Y.w.c.a. Seeks, New Image For 1980s (Press, 4 February 1982)
• Car Conversion, Damage Spree (Press, 11 February 1982)
• Counsellors And Counselled (Press, 13 February 1982)
• Suicide Attempt From Blackmail (Press, 17 February 1982)
• A Disneyland About People (Press, 25 February 1982)
• Reporter’s Diary (Press, 26 February 1982)
• Court Backs Mothers’ Cane Stand (Press, 27 February 1982)
• First Find Your Mussels And Squid (Press, 27 February 1982)
• Atlanta Murderer Jailed For Life (Press, 1 March 1982)
• Language Defended (Press, 2 March 1982)
• Bank Guard Admits $1m Theft (Press, 4 March 1982)
• Late Shows For The Academy (Press, 4 March 1982)
• ‘Children’s Civil Rights Changed’ (Press, 5 March 1982)
• Triumph Of Evil Over Good Intentions (Press, 13 March 1982)
• Cable Briefs (Press, 15 March 1982)
• Many Hours Spent On Radio And Tv (Press, 15 March 1982)
• Setting The Tone (Press, 16 March 1982)
• Human Rights (Press, 24 March 1982)
• Mary Poppins Was Never Like This (Press, 25 March 1982)
• Salvador Army Out In Force As Campaign Ends (Press, 26 March 1982)
• Human Rights (Press, 26 March 1982)
• Miss Bartlett Attacks ‘apathetic’ Christians (Press, 27 March 1982)
• Human Rights (Press, 29 March 1982)
• 17-film Festival Covers Much Ground (Press, 22 April 1982)
• Gay Group Remembers (Press, 24 April 1982)
• Church Ordains Lesbian (Press, 26 April 1982)
• Homosexuals Lay Wreath (Press, 26 April 1982)
• ‘Evil, Unspeakable, And Not Quite Nice (Press, 29 April 1982)
• Booksellers 'wrong’ (Press, 11 May 1982)
• Church And The State (Press, 20 May 1982)
• Lethal Syndrome Places Homosexual Men At Risk (Press, 20 May 1982)
• Constantly Upset By Granny Buckle (Press, 22 May 1982)
• Film Directed From Prison (Press, 28 May 1982)
• De Palma Thriller (Press, 3 June 1982)
• Stravinsky Salute— And Explanation (Press, 8 June 1982)
• Mervyn Glue As The Drag Queen Of Toorak (Press, 9 June 1982)
• Complaint Against Feminist Festival (Press, 12 June 1982)
• B. Franklin’s Elocution (Press, 12 June 1982)
• The Strange Case Of The Silent Twins (Press, 19 June 1982)
• Fashionable First Lady Works Hard On Her Public... (Press, 23 June 1982)
• Miss Bartlett Expounds Views Against Bill (Press, 26 June 1982)
• Pistols Banned (Press, 30 June 1982)
• ‘moral’ Remarks Attacked (Press, 30 June 1982)
• ‘bill Will Let Govt Go Round Legislation’ (Press, 2 July 1982)
• Sex Scandal Inquiry (Press, 3 July 1982)
• Mixed Y.w.c.a. Events (Press, 9 July 1982)
• When ‘the Press’ Went ‘gay’ Once A Week (Press, 9 July 1982)
• ‘Broadsheet’ Marks Decade Of Struggle And... (Press, 13 July 1982)
• New Mood On Gun Laws Surfaces In The U.s. (Press, 14 July 1982)
• Making It Happen Everything You Need To Know About... (Press, 15 July 1982)
• Queen’s Bodyguard Was The ‘total... (Press, 21 July 1982)
• Ruinous Disclosings And Targets For Blackmail (Press, 21 July 1982)
• 30 Entries For Film Festival (Press, 22 July 1982)
• Move To Soften U.S. Law On Sex Deviates (Press, 22 July 1982)
• Royal Security Gets Big Shake-up (Press, 23 July 1982)
• How The E.r.a. Was Defeated (Press, 26 July 1982)
• Complaints Against ‘truth’ Not Upheld (Press, 26 July 1982)
• Royal Scandal In New Row (Press, 27 July 1982)
• M.P.s To Quiz Report Of Blackmail Bid (Press, 29 July 1982)
• Risk Of Blackmail (Press, 29 July 1982)
• Another Guard Quits (Press, 30 July 1982)
• Five First Volumes From New Poets (Press, 31 July 1982)
• U.S. Prepares For Orgy Of Executions (Press, 4 August 1982)
• Conan Is Coming (Press, 5 August 1982)
• Queen ‘in Shock’ (Press, 6 August 1982)
• Queen Takes Holiday (Press, 9 August 1982)
• Bodyguard’s Resignation Renews ‘gay’ Row (Press, 12 August 1982)
• Movies That Will Blow Your Nose (Press, 12 August 1982)
• Calendar ‘not A Book’ (Press, 12 August 1982)
• Homosexual Overture To Jorgensen — Witness (Press, 14 August 1982)
• P.s.a. Widens Its Welfare Scope (Press, 14 August 1982)
• Lawyer May Try For Parole For Jorgensen (Press, 17 August 1982)
• Whitehorn’s World Sex And The Single Policeman (Press, 17 August 1982)
• ‘Brideshead’ Scene Cut (Press, 20 August 1982)
• Censorship By Tvnz Upsets Playwright (Press, 20 August 1982)
• Censorship Of Tv Film (Press, 21 August 1982)
• Uncut Version To Be Screened (Press, 23 August 1982)
• Miss Bartlett Criticises Decision (Press, 24 August 1982)
• Tv Censorship (Press, 25 August 1982)
• No Olympic For Gay-games (Press, 26 August 1982)
• The Life Of Felix Donnelly (Press, 28 August 1982)
• I Was Lying Says Ex-page (Press, 30 August 1982)
• Concern Unites Women’s Conference (Press, 1 September 1982)
• Censorship, Medicine And Men (Press, 1 September 1982)
• Britons Of The ’bos Still Prisoners Of Class... (Press, 2 September 1982)
• 'One In 10 Adults Deviant’ (Press, 2 September 1982)
• Inquiry Dropped (Press, 3 September 1982)
• The President And Necrophilia (Press, 3 September 1982)
• Little Help For Cinderella (Press, 11 September 1982)
• Games From A Dictionary (Press, 11 September 1982)
• Reporter’s Diary (Press, 15 September 1982)
• Court To Decide Sex Of Transexuals (Press, 16 September 1982)
• Behaviour Condemned (Press, 20 September 1982)
• Defendant Denies Park Attack (Press, 1 October 1982)
• Three From Virago (Press, 2 October 1982)
• O To Scz, But Don’t Reno Or Park (Press, 2 October 1982)
• Homosexual Denial By Witness In Jorgensen Case (Press, 6 October 1982)
• Paparua Officer: Jorgensen Well Behaved In Prison (Press, 8 October 1982)
• Red Tempo First Acceptor (Press, 13 October 1982)
• Andrew Ends Holiday With Koo (Press, 14 October 1982)
• Liberace’s Driver Claims $157m In ‘palimony’... (Press, 16 October 1982)
• ‘Penthouse’ Ruled Tolerable (Press, 16 October 1982)
• Quiet Assurance Of Charlotte Mew (Press, 16 October 1982)
• ‘pressures On Censor’ (Press, 19 October 1982)
• Dial-a-gay Book (Press, 20 October 1982)
• Young Offenders Let Down, ■ Says Priest (Press, 26 October 1982)
• Spy Scare Shows Risks (Press, 28 October 1982)
• Prison Term For Park Attack (Press, 29 October 1982)
• Company May Sue Customs (Press, 1 November 1982)
• Spread Of Gay Disease Feared (Press, 1 November 1982)
• Child Living With Lesbian Witches — Father (Press, 1 November 1982)
• ‘People’ Quiet (Press, 3 November 1982)
• Action On Calendars Filed (Press, 13 November 1982)
• Burglary Counts (Press, 17 November 1982)
• Cable Briefs (Press, 22 November 1982)
• Values Party Gives Awards (Press, 30 November 1982)
• 73 Stitches From Bottle Assault (Press, 1 December 1982)
• Western Music Doesn’t Soothe The Savage Chinese... (Press, 17 December 1982)
• Hard Lobbying Faces Contenders For Leadership (Press, 18 December 1982)
• ‘Gay Power’ Not Taken Lightly In San Francisco (Press, 22 December 1982)
• Critics Choose ‘gandhi’ (Press, 23 December 1982)
• Battle For A.c.w.a. Payment Won (Press, 23 December 1982)
• Appeal To Attorney-general (Press, 24 December 1982)
• Reporter’s Diary (Press, 28 December 1982)
• Priest’s Car Stolen (Press, 28 December 1982)
• Briefs (Press, 29 December 1982)
• Diary Of The Month (Press, 3 January 1983)
• Whitehorn’s World Setting Tv Censorship... (Press, 4 January 1983)
• New Illness A Mystery (Press, 6 January 1983)
• The Caucus ‘expert’ On Christchurch Affairs (Press, 7 January 1983)
• Rasputin: From Siberia To Pop Song (Press, 8 January 1983)
• A Texan Tackles Wall St (Press, 8 January 1983)
• The Lost Children: Desperate Effects Of... (Press, 13 January 1983)
• Church Membership Census Figures Fall (Press, 13 January 1983)
• Homosexual Adopts Boy Aged 17 (Press, 19 January 1983)
• Missing Children: New Clues (Press, 19 January 1983)
• Mr Moyle Out Of Leadership Contest (Press, 27 January 1983)
• Actor Still Without An Equal (Press, 28 January 1983)
• Reporter’s Diary (Press, 9 February 1983)
• Jail For Robbery (Press, 16 February 1983)
• Kiwi Down-and-outs In Sydney Love Their Tess (Press, 17 February 1983)
• Lesbian Mother Gets Custody (Press, 18 February 1983)
• The ‘girls’ And ‘boys’ Who Work Around The... (Press, 18 February 1983)
• Love Scene Too Early (Press, 22 February 1983)
• Man Jailed (Press, 24 February 1983)
• Accused Insane—witnesses (Press, 24 February 1983)
• Bail Opposed — ‘fear Of Transvestite Violence (Press, 4 March 1983)
• Gays Acknowledge Queen, Too (Press, 5 March 1983)
• Red Light Recession In New York (Press, 15 March 1983)
• London Local Body Backs Women (Press, 16 March 1983)
• View Of Women’s Decade Gloomy (Press, 17 March 1983)
• Nude Calendars 'educational’ (Press, 17 March 1983)
• Transvestite Comedy (Press, 21 March 1983)
• The Press Wednesday, March 23, 1983. Changing The... (Press, 23 March 1983)
• Four Civil Servants In Sex Scandal’ (Press, 24 March 1983)
• Old ‘penthouse’ Issues Banned (Press, 24 March 1983)
• On A Streetcar Named Success (Press, 26 March 1983)
• Reflections On Lambeth (Press, 26 March 1983)
• Customs, Tribunal ‘timid’ (Press, 12 April 1983)
• Reporter’s Diary (Press, 15 April 1983)
• Air N.Z. Courts Gays (Press, 22 April 1983)
• Adventures Below Stairs (Press, 23 April 1983)
• Outcry Over Killer’s Parole (Press, 26 April 1983)
• Soaring Of The Spirit (Press, 26 April 1983)
• Radicals Fail To Oust Mayor (Press, 28 April 1983)
• A Meeting Of Mates (Press, 28 April 1983)
• ‘Gay Plague5 Coming? (Press, 11 May 1983)
• Room At Top For Women? (Press, 2 June 1983)
• A.I.D.S Virus Link (Press, 7 June 1983)
• Blood Ban (Press, 7 June 1983)
• The Demon Lover Latches On ... (Press, 13 June 1983)
• The Nightmare Disease (Press, 21 June 1983)
• Million-dollar Attack On Aids (Press, 21 June 1983)
• U.S. Blood Imports To Be Halted (Press, 25 June 1983)
• Untitled (Press, 28 June 1983)
• A.I.D.S. Toll Now 1641 (Press, 28 June 1983)
• M.P. Calls For Isolation Of Gays (Press, 30 June 1983)
• Link Between Aids, Herpes (Press, 4 July 1983)
• 'Oedipus’ At Court (Press, 4 July 1983)
• Six Groups Urged Not To Give Blood (Press, 6 July 1983)
• Irish Split Up Over Divorce Law (Press, 8 July 1983)
• Rise And Fall Of The Male Earring (Press, 8 July 1983)
• Film’s Anti-hero Arrested (Press, 8 July 1983)
• Child Killer Under Attack (Press, 9 July 1983)
• Gay Hotel Established (Press, 13 July 1983)
• Call To Reprimand Two Congressmen (Press, 16 July 1983)
• Sole Without Joy Ends Gee’s Trilogy (Press, 16 July 1983)
• Blood Decision (Press, 26 July 1983)
• Mr Mclay Sees Rape Laws As Century Outdated (Press, 28 July 1983)
• Second Week Of Festival (Press, 28 July 1983)
• Returning The Fun To Pro-am (Press, 28 July 1983)
• Hard Going At Film Festival (Press, 1 August 1983)
• Rape Defence Rejected (Press, 5 August 1983)
• Group Will Recommend Gays Don’t Give Blood (Press, 9 August 1983)
• Complaint Rejected (Press, 10 August 1983)
• A.I.D.S. ‘pretender’ Arrested (Press, 13 August 1983)
• Auden: Poet By Choice (Press, 13 August 1983)
• Gays’ Plight Highlighted (Press, 16 August 1983)
• Girl Baby Born Boy Fights Bureaucracy (Press, 16 August 1983)
• The Sex-drive Factor (Press, 17 August 1983)
• Lack Of Legislative Rights Anger Gays (Press, 17 August 1983)
• Deferred Sentence For Stabbing (Press, 25 August 1983)
• Coalition Welcomes A.I.D.S. Decision (Press, 25 August 1983)
• One-act Play Competition (Press, 27 August 1983)
• One-act Play Finals (Press, 29 August 1983)
• 6 Years Jail (Press, 3 September 1983)
• Militant Faction (Press, 10 September 1983)
• Sex Talk Complaint Is Rejected (Press, 10 September 1983)
• Paris Police Move To Oust Transvestites (Press, 12 September 1983)
• Guests Arrested (Press, 14 September 1983)
• Woman Ordered To Repay D.p.b. (Press, 15 September 1983)
• A.I.D.S. Means Decay — Paper (Press, 19 September 1983)
• Not The Town Hall (Press, 23 September 1983)
• Gays Seek World Ban On Air N.Z. (Press, 3 October 1983)
• Support For Gay Scout (Press, 8 October 1983)
• Big Hunt On For A.I.D.S. Agent (Press, 13 October 1983)
• A.I.D.S. On Agenda (Press, 21 October 1983)
• Bishops Seek A New Belief In Sin (Press, 21 October 1983)
• Mysterious Crown Jewels (Press, 22 October 1983)
• Gays Seek Rights (Press, 25 October 1983)
• Texas Wants To Deport Gay Millionaire (Press, 25 October 1983)
• ‘End Of Day, End Of Drinking, End Of A Person’ (Press, 26 October 1983)
• He Was Britain’s ‘most Wanted Man’ (Press, 26 October 1983)
• Alleged Kill-bid Described (Press, 27 October 1983)
• Outcry Over Child Molesters (Press, 28 October 1983)
• Young Nats Want Censorship Stopped (Press, 28 October 1983)
• A.I.D.S. May Be In N.Z. (Press, 1 November 1983)
• September Sees Rise In British A.I.D.S. Cases (Press, 1 November 1983)
• Mass Killer Jailed For Life (Press, 7 November 1983)
• Nowhere To Go ... (Press, 10 November 1983)
• Possible Appeal On Knifing Sentence (Press, 18 November 1983)
• New Portrayal Of Women (Press, 18 November 1983)
• N.Z. Man Has A.I.D.S. (Press, 21 November 1983)
• Details Sought On A.I.D.S. Man (Press, 23 November 1983)
• Lange Walk-out Sparks Row (Press, 25 November 1983)
• A.I.D.S. Coming, Say Experts (Press, 26 November 1983)
• Convicted Killer Executed (Press, 2 December 1983)
• A.I.D.S. (Press, 2 December 1983)
• Cheeking The Progress Off The Male Of The Species (Press, 12 December 1983)
• Jean Genet Honoured (Press, 15 December 1983)
• Poll Favours Pre-marital Sex (Press, 15 December 1983)
• Heartily Wizard Start To Hols (Press, 16 December 1983)
• Aust. Gays Wait For Airline Boycott Call (Press, 23 December 1983)
• S. Army Risks Loss Of $5m Contracts (Press, 24 December 1983)
• A Year Of Slow News, But Sparkling Sport (Press, 24 December 1983)
• Cable Briefs (Press, 28 December 1983)
• Order To Airline (Press, 30 December 1983)
• ‘Rita’ And ‘tootsie’ Join ‘gandhi’ In A Top... (Press, 5 January 1984)
• General Denies Being Gay (Press, 9 January 1984)
• Reporter’s Diary (Press, 9 January 1984)
• Cologne Police Find General’s 'double’ (Press, 16 January 1984)
• Famous Saying (Press, 16 January 1984)
• Entreaty By General (Press, 17 January 1984)
• General Plans Legal Action (Press, 18 January 1984)
• Gays Force Freed Killer To Hide (Press, 18 January 1984)
• Householders’ Golden Touch (Press, 19 January 1984)
• Stabbing Victim Dies (Press, 19 January 1984)
• Kiessling Files Law Suit (Press, 20 January 1984)
• Discord Motive For Sacking? (Press, 20 January 1984)
• Spies Tried To Bribe Homosexual—claim (Press, 20 January 1984)
• Top Officers Discuss Sacking Affair (Press, 25 January 1984)
• Ditch Find Adds To Minister’s Problems (Press, 26 January 1984)
• Streep’s New Role (Press, 26 January 1984)
• Spy Agency Faces Inquiry (Press, 27 January 1984)
• Women Poised To Make The Most Of Community Radio (Press, 27 January 1984)
• Party Chief’s Quotes Threaten To Fuel Row (Press, 28 January 1984)
• Auckland Cemetery Scene Of Siege (Press, 30 January 1984)
• U.n. Convention On Women Is Often... (Press, 2 February 1984)
• Sacked General Restored To N.a.t.o. Post (Press, 3 February 1984)
• ‘once A Catholic’ (Press, 9 February 1984)
• Dan White, America’s Most Unwanted Man (Press, 10 February 1984)
• Funeral Parlour For Gays (Press, 13 February 1984)
• Discrimination Against Women (Press, 16 February 1984)
• Reporter In Scuffle (Press, 17 February 1984)
• Intelligence Chief Altered Report On Kiessling,... (Press, 18 February 1984)
• Sydney’s Drama Falters, But The Dance Goes On (Press, 21 February 1984)
• Transvestites Mug Men (Press, 1 March 1984)
• Rape Immunity ‘ludicrous’ (Press, 2 March 1984)
• Discrimination Against Women (Press, 9 March 1984)
• Contentious Sculpture Attacked (Press, 10 March 1984)
• Psychology Novel, Or Essay? (Press, 10 March 1984)
• 5000 Attend Festival (Press, 12 March 1984)
• Manhunt Gunman Found Dead (Press, 15 March 1984)
• Gay Veto ‘act Of War’ (Press, 15 March 1984)
• Cable Briefs (Press, 22 March 1984)
• General Honoured At Farewell (Press, 28 March 1984)
• Who’s Who In A Skirt These Days? (Press, 29 March 1984)
• Protesters Battle Police In London’s Financial... (Press, 31 March 1984)
• The Worm Turns At 40 (Press, 31 March 1984)
• P.m. Brings Moyle Affair Into Allen Case (Press, 10 April 1984)
• Link Established With A.I.D.S. Virus (Press, 10 April 1984)
• Oscar Awards Show On One Tonight (Press, 10 April 1984)
• Man Found Guilty Of Manslaughter (Press, 10 April 1984)
• P.m. Wins First Stage (Press, 14 April 1984)
• Transvestite Admits Assault On Man (Press, 17 April 1984)
• Legal Action Over Play (Press, 18 April 1984)
• Conference For Lesbians, Gays (Press, 18 April 1984)
• Mirth And Masochism At Canterbury Film Festival (Press, 19 April 1984)
• U.S. Journalists Dwell On Personality (Press, 24 April 1984)
• San Francisco’s Baths Sex Ban (Press, 24 April 1984)
• City’s Unattractive Side (Press, 24 April 1984)
• Researchers Claim A.I.D.S. Breakthrough (Press, 26 April 1984)
• U.k. Reviews Sex Laws (Press, 30 April 1984)
• Reclaiming The Dark (Press, 7 May 1984)
• Nine-month Jail Term For Assault (Press, 8 May 1984)
• Cable Briefs (Press, 11 May 1984)
• ‘Benjamin Franklin’ (Press, 15 May 1984)
• Lesbian Guide Allowed (Press, 23 May 1984)
• Death Threat (Press, 24 May 1984)
• The Loneliness Of Old Age (Press, 26 May 1984)
• N.Z. Violence Prompts Media Peace Prize (Press, 26 May 1984)
• Some People Are So Broadminded (Press, 28 May 1984)
• High Court Upholds Homosexual Ban (Press, 31 May 1984)
• German Look At Gay Life (Press, 31 May 1984)
• Boy George ‘no Wimp’ (Press, 31 May 1984)
• Nats Oust Gay Law Reform (Press, 4 June 1984)
• Young Nats Move To Right At Conference (Press, 5 June 1984)
• Education (Press, 5 June 1984)
• Writing Off Gran (Press, 6 June 1984)
• Law And Order Policy (Press, 13 June 1984)
• Theatre In The ‘big Apple Is Hardly Rosy Red (Press, 14 June 1984)
• Seduced Into Fulfilment (Press, 16 June 1984)
• While The Analyst’s Away (Press, 16 June 1984)
• Cable Briefs (Press, 19 June 1984)
• Marilyn A Sad Girl, Says P.m. (Press, 23 June 1984)
• Totalitarianism Concern (Press, 25 June 1984)
• Access Radio Restricted (Press, 27 June 1984)
• Many Prostitutes Keen To Leave Profession (Press, 29 June 1984)
• Social Credit Law Reform (Press, 3 July 1984)
• Restraint Or Intervention, Warns Mr Lange (Press, 4 July 1984)
• New Clue To A.I.D.S. Cause (Press, 5 July 1984)
• Treatment Ordered For ‘drag Queen’ (Press, 7 July 1984)
• Two Top Singers Just One More Fad—claim (Press, 11 July 1984)
• Features Censorship — Where To Draw The Line And... (Press, 12 July 1984)
• Balance Of Power Shifting In Auckland (Press, 13 July 1984)
• A.I.D.S. Aiding A Problem (Press, 13 July 1984)
• Examining Evidence For Jesus (Press, 14 July 1984)
• Jail Term For Indecencies (Press, 14 July 1984)
• Individual Freedom (Press, 16 July 1984)
• Did The Company Order Her Death? (Press, 16 July 1984)
• Mondale Reverses Choice On Top Party Job (Press, 17 July 1984)
• Teenagers On Murder Charge (Press, 17 July 1984)
• Individual Freedom (Press, 20 July 1984)
• Youths Sentenced To Life Term For Murder (Press, 21 July 1984)
• Individual Freedom (Press, 21 July 1984)
• ‘Miss America’ A Classy Lady, Say Townsfolk (Press, 23 July 1984)
• Night Life In The Gay Bars Of Manhattan (Press, 23 July 1984)
• Individual Freedom (Press, 24 July 1984)
• Part-time Ladies’ Men (Press, 24 July 1984)
• Prisoner Found Hanged In Cell (Press, 25 July 1984)
• Individual Freedom (Press, 25 July 1984)
• Band Of Boys (Press, 25 July 1984)
• Perth Picket For Mrs Whitehouse (Press, 25 July 1984)
• Suspect Blood Traced (Press, 27 July 1984)
• Serum Tested For A.I.D.S. (Press, 28 July 1984)
• Cable Briefs (Press, 1 August 1984)
• A.I.D.S. Blood Test Soon (Press, 1 August 1984)
• Twins’ Future Rated Highly (Press, 1 August 1984)
• 'Boys In The Band’ (Press, 4 August 1984)
• Individual Freedom (Press, 6 August 1984)
• Recognition For Homosexuals (Press, 7 August 1984)
• Book Alleges That U.S. Cardinal Was Homosexual (Press, 7 August 1984)
• Lack Of A.I.D.S. Aid Criticised (Press, 7 August 1984)
• Dean Of Sydney Attacks Decision By A.b.c. (Press, 8 August 1984)
• Seminars On A.I.D.S. (Press, 11 August 1984)
• Fungus Might Give Sign Of A.I.D.S. Attack (Press, 14 August 1984)
• Blame It On The Boy—minister (Press, 14 August 1984)
• Confidence In Staff At Mount Eden (Press, 15 August 1984)
• Aust. National Party Wants Boycott End (Press, 15 August 1984)
• Watching Out For The Morepork (Press, 18 August 1984)
• Male Strip Show Fans Just Want To Have Fun (Press, 20 August 1984)
• Individual Freedom (Press, 21 August 1984)
• Trying To Uncover The Real Boy George (Press, 22 August 1984)
• Frankie Beats Ban (Press, 23 August 1984)
• A.I.D.S. Carrier Sought (Press, 1 September 1984)
• Rare Lymph Cancer Tied To A.I.D.S.? (Press, 6 September 1984)
• Baby Killer’s Story Told In Series (Press, 8 September 1984)
• Sex Change A School Problem (Press, 10 September 1984)
• A.I.D.S. Question (Press, 12 September 1984)
• New Parliament ‘likely To Be More Liberal’ (Press, 12 September 1984)
• . . . And Six Milking Cows (Press, 14 September 1984)
• Female Support At Births Urged (Press, 14 September 1984)
• Party Told To Reject Conscience Votes (Press, 18 September 1984)
• A.I.D.S. Expected In Heterosexuals (Press, 18 September 1984)
• Tribute To Ms Waring (Press, 19 September 1984)
• Soviet Emigre Turns Sour (Press, 22 September 1984)
• Greenham Togetherness Impresses N. Z. Women (Press, 27 September 1984)
• Council Ban On Hiring Gays (Press, 28 September 1984)
• Herpes-related Virus Common (Press, 29 September 1984)
• Sir Johannes Knows Where He’s Going — Right! (Press, 6 October 1984)
• Sexual Diseases Now Of ‘epidemic Proportions’ (Press, 11 October 1984)
• Attitude To A.I.D.S. A Threat, Says Expert (Press, 11 October 1984)
• Quest Organisers Seek Near-perfect ’woman (Press, 17 October 1984)
• Americans Fear Murderers Who Kill For Pleasure (Press, 19 October 1984)
• A.I.D.S. Victim Kept Under Surveillance (Press, 20 October 1984)
• Homosexual Law Reform Wanted (Press, 23 October 1984)
• Public Health ‘not Threatened’ (Press, 23 October 1984)
• T.m.t.’s 1000th Programme (Press, 23 October 1984)
• Debate Over ‘jesus, The Evidence’ (Press, 24 October 1984)
• Heterosexuals A.I.D.S. Risk (Press, 27 October 1984)
• Churches Appeal (Press, 27 October 1984)
• Australia Expects Many More A.I.D.S. Cases (Press, 27 October 1984)
• Debate On Jesus (Press, 30 October 1984)
• Reporter’s Diary (Press, 30 October 1984)
• ‘Bent’ At The Studio (Press, 31 October 1984)
• School Seductions Not Uncommon (Press, 31 October 1984)
• Debate On Jesus (Press, 31 October 1984)
• Opinions In Book 'amount To Heresy’ (Press, 31 October 1984)
• Book Claims To Outline Story Behind Fleet Street (Press, 31 October 1984)
• Debate On Jesus (Press, 2 November 1984)
• Radical Presbyterian ‘has Place In Church' (Press, 2 November 1984)
• Debate On Jesus (Press, 3 November 1984)
• Miss Bartlett’s Claims Dismissed By Censor (Press, 3 November 1984)
• Tv Screening Opposed (Press, 5 November 1984)
• Debate On Jesus (Press, 5 November 1984)
• Sexual Whimsy And Comedy In ‘garp’ (Press, 5 November 1984)
• Suspect Blood May Have Been Used In Chch (Press, 6 November 1984)
• Making It Happen Forward-looking Forum (Press, 8 November 1984)
• Baptists Change Mind On Documentary Screening (Press, 10 November 1984)
• Cable Briefs (Press, 10 November 1984)
• Two Heterosexuals Catch A.I.D.S.; More Expected (Press, 14 November 1984)
• Dr John Child (Press, 14 November 1984)
• Polluted Blood Kills Babies (Press, 16 November 1984)
• A.I.D.S. Action In Aust. (Press, 17 November 1984)
• Nuclear Family Talk (Press, 17 November 1984)
• ‘Soft’ Attitude Deplored (Press, 19 November 1984)
• The Press Monday, November 19, 1984. Keeping... (Press, 19 November 1984)
• Haemophiliac Dies Of A.I.D.S. (Press, 20 November 1984)
• Suicide, Sex Change And Murder (Press, 21 November 1984)
• ‘A.I.D.S. Cannot Be Kept Out’ (Press, 22 November 1984)
• Cable Briefs (Press, 22 November 1984)
• Jesus: The Evidence — A Preview (Press, 22 November 1984)
• Graffiti Can Violate Our Rights (Press, 22 November 1984)
• Des Monaghan To Defend Decision (Press, 23 November 1984)
• A.I.D.S (Press, 23 November 1984)
• Stronger Line On A.I.D.S. Favoured (Press, 26 November 1984)
• Jesus Programme Gets Little Reaction (Press, 26 November 1984)
• A.I.D.S.-free Blood Clotting Agent Found (Press, 27 November 1984)
• Central African A.I.D.S. Epidemic Feared (Press, 27 November 1984)
• Claims Amaze Mr Lange (Press, 28 November 1984)
• A.I.D.S. (Press, 28 November 1984)
• Lesbians Meet To Discuss The Gay Perspective (Press, 28 November 1984)
• Council’s Gay Rights Package Costly (Press, 28 November 1984)
• Commission Support (Press, 28 November 1984)
• Trio Attacked Man In His Flats (Press, 29 November 1984)
• Attempted Fraud Charge (Press, 30 November 1984)
• Gays Win Battle (Press, 30 November 1984)
• Announcement From Pulpit (Press, 1 December 1984)
• Tv Episode Draws Five Complaints (Press, 3 December 1984)
• A.I.D.S. Victim ‘made Many Friends’ (Press, 3 December 1984)
• Fouled Blood Kills Infant (Press, 4 December 1984)
• A.I.D.S. (Press, 5 December 1984)
• Six Homosexuals Treated For A.r.c. (Press, 5 December 1984)
• A.I.D.S. Expert Sees Problems (Press, 6 December 1984)
• Traffic Officers Get Plastic Gloves (Press, 6 December 1984)
• Motorist Fined $l200 (Press, 7 December 1984)
• Elements Overwhelmed (Press, 8 December 1984)
• Man Admits Receiving Videos (Press, 12 December 1984)
• A.I.D.S. Found In Lab. Worker (Press, 13 December 1984)
• Judges Rule Against Lesbian Relationship (Press, 15 December 1984)
• Aust. Transplant Patients Infected With A.I.D.S. (Press, 17 December 1984)
• Sex-change Unions (Press, 17 December 1984)
• Indecency Costs Man Job, House (Press, 18 December 1984)
• Jail For Assault On Man In His House (Press, 19 December 1984)
• Cheek-to-cheek Dancing Posters ‘heterosexist’ (Press, 19 December 1984)
• ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’ (Press, 20 December 1984)
• Former Tennis Star Sued For Taxes (Press, 29 December 1984)