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Oz Kink Fest

Celebrating 10 years Oz Kink Fest is a spectacular week where everyone can safely explore their utmost fantasies and discover Melbourne’s legendary hospitality and vibrant ambiance. An all-inclusive event where everyone becomes star in their own right. Creating opportunities to make new, long-lasting friendships and having fun is the main goal of the event. No matter which flag you fly, the Oz Kink Fest has something for everyone! Fetish Expo - Saturday 16th September Hellfire Resurrection - Friday 22nd September Klub Kunst - Saturday 23rd September Weekend Work Shop Intensives - Sat/Sun 23/24 September In addition to the main events there will be: Intensive skillshare weekend program by International and Local Presenters Munches Photographic Exhibition And more events - oh MY!!! They will help to fill the kinkiest 10 days Melbourne has seen!

If You Want Blood (You’ve Got It)

Oz Kink Fest Q Space 1/447 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy

Presented by Ignixia (USA) Are you a fan of blood? Need more of it in your play? Well, if you want it, you've got it! Before we get into the play itself, we'll cover the nitty-gritty of handling blood and sharp-pointy things. This portion of the class is essential to understanding blood-borne pathogens, personal protective equipment, and disposal techniques. We'll also cover what to do when accidents happen, because you never want to hear "oops" mid-scene. Next we will move onto the basics of needle play! From straight sticks to "pain buttons" and so much more, this section is all about turning your bottom into your own personal pin-cushion. This portion finishes off with a variety of ways to get the most blood when removing needles. Want more blood? Good! It's time for scalpel cuttings, both quick and decorative. Whether you're looking to simply make them bleed or to turn...

$53.24

“No Isn’t A Safe Word”: Consent in the Scene

Oz Kink Fest Q Space 1/447 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy

Presented by Ignixia (USA) Whether you’re brand new to the lifestyle, or a public scene regular for the past 20 years, safewords have become a staple in showing consent based activity in BDSM. They give players a safe way to practice consensual non-consent, and give a method for people in public spaces to intervene in scenes that have gone sour. What else comes along with safewords though? How have they affected the way in which we play, and the mentality around them? What happens when “no” doesn’t mean “no” anymore?

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