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Dirk Caber and Jesse Jackman, back by popular demand

Dirk Caber and Jesse Jackman

20 Feb 2017

Porn stars Dirk Caber and Jesse Jackman are coming back to Australia!

Two years after their last visit in 2015, Dirk and Jesse will be making appearances around Melbourne and at the ChillOut Festival in February and March.

VAC's Down an' Dirty is supporting Head On, an event this Friday night at The Laird where Dirk and Jesse will mingle with Melbourne's gay community.

Find out more about Head On here: https://www.facebook.com/events/666473843532056/

Then during the 2017 ChillOut Festival the two will be making an appearance at VAC's Baywatch Pool Party in Daylesford, where you can grab a poolside snap with them.

Grab your tickets for the Baywatch Pool Party (11 March, 1–5PM) here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1186266734821664/

In other news

22 Jul 2025

Introducing Medicare-Subsidised Counselling

Thorne Harbour Health is proud to launch Under the Rainbow, our new Medicare-subsidised counselling service. At just $50 per session, this new offering expands on our existing free mental health counselling, helping us support more members of our LGBTIQA+ communities. We have a new dedicated psychologist available for this program.

16 Jul 2025

Silver Rainbow Training Expands to Better Support LGBTIQ+ Elders

Since Thorne Harbour Health began delivering Silver Rainbow Training (SRT) sessions in late April 2025, we’ve keenly worked to support Aged Care professionals in understanding the unique challenges faced by LGBTIQ+ elders.Participants have left our sessions with their eyes open to issues and situations that hadn’t previously occurred to them and enjoy having their perspectives challenged so they are more sensitive to the needs of LGBTIQ+ elders. Feedback following Silver Rainbow Training suggests that staff feel more able to deliver holistic care to their clients.In the past two months, we’ve conducted one online and six face-to-face SRT sessions, some of which included HIV 101 education components delivered by our HIV peer navigator. A Community of Practice session was also held in May, providing an opportunity for professional networking and sharing of experiences.SRT has reached 120 staff members across six organisations, including an Emergency Department, an Aged Care facility, a health network organisation, and three mental health organisations. The training has been delivered to five metro and one regional organisation, with our primary focus on Health Justice, aiming to create a welcoming, inclusive, and supportive environment for all.
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