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Four sexual abuse charges levelled at broadcaster Alan Jones have been dropped ahead of his trial beginning in August.

Serial rapist who attacked men in Perth released on parole

Kok Foo Lim, convicted of multiple sexual offences against men in Perth, has been released on parole under strict supervision conditions.

Calls for clear time line for anti-vilification protections

$4,000 fine highlights gaps in WA vilification laws as leaders call for stronger protections for LGBTIQA+ communities.

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Aberdeen university employee arrested over comments about the death of Ann Widdecombe

An employee at the University of Aberdeen has been arrested and charged over comments she allegedly made online following news of the death of...

Prosecutors drop four charges against broadcaster Alan Jones

Four sexual abuse charges levelled at broadcaster Alan Jones have been dropped ahead of his trial beginning in August.

Serial rapist who attacked men in Perth released on parole

Kok Foo Lim, convicted of multiple sexual offences against men in Perth, has been released on parole under strict supervision conditions.

Calls for clear time line for anti-vilification protections

$4,000 fine highlights gaps in WA vilification laws as leaders call for stronger protections for LGBTIQA+ communities.

Premier Roger Cook highlights “increasingly hostile” environment for politicians

Roger Cook warns of growing hostility toward politicians as MPs face threats, vandalism, and increased abusive rhetoric online.

Police say UK politician Ann Widdecombe was killed in a targeted attack

UK counter-terrorism police have commented on the death of former politician Ann Widdecombe, describing it as a targeted attack with unclear motive.

Perth man fined over offensive flyer campaign targeting LGBTIQA+ community

A Gosnells man has been fined after pleading guilty to distributing offensive material across multiple Perth suburbs. Garath James Mouncey, 47, appeared in Perth Central...

Applications now open for Youth Week WA 2027 grant funding

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Perth man fined over offensive flyer campaign targeting LGBTIQA+ community

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Applications now open for Youth Week WA 2027 grant funding

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Perth florist Matthew Landers awarded silver medal at World Floristry Championship

Perth florist Matthew Landers won a World Championship silver medal representing Australia in Singapore.

Perth Pride Choir have a quiz night to raise funds for Out & Loud

The Perth Pride Choir is inviting everyone to their next fundraiser, a Quiz Night on Saturday 15 August.

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Stage adaptation of ‘The Shawshank Redemption’ touring Australia in 2027

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On This Gay Day | A court ruled Leonard Matlovich dismissal was okay

"Maybe not in my lifetime, but we are going to win in the end." Vietnam veteran Leonard Matlovich said in 1976.

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Dementia Australia partner with ACON to launch LGBT+ Hub

The LGBT+ Hub is an online space for all community members, families, carers and communities who are impacted by dementia.

Meningococcal B vaccine ineffective in gonorrhoea prevention for men who have sex with men

A randomised control trial has shown the meningococcal B vaccine is ineffective in gonorrhoea prevention for men who have sex with men.

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Tanesha Bennell on what to expect at Ngalak Nidja Bilya 2026

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‘Through Their Eyes’ aims to build connection through LGBTIQA+ stories

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WestPride Archives to exhibit Gay Games history at 2030 event

WestPride Archives will document Gay Games history with support from the state's LGBTIQA+ Inclusion Grants.

Perth Pride Choir have a quiz night to raise funds for Out & Loud

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Aberdeen university employee arrested over comments about the death of Ann Widdecombe

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Prosecutors drop four charges against broadcaster Alan Jones

Four sexual abuse charges levelled at broadcaster Alan Jones have been dropped ahead of his trial beginning in August.

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Kok Foo Lim, convicted of multiple sexual offences against men in Perth, has been released on parole under strict supervision conditions.

Calls for clear time line for anti-vilification protections

$4,000 fine highlights gaps in WA vilification laws as leaders call for stronger protections for LGBTIQA+ communities.

On This Gay Day | A court ruled Leonard Matlovich dismissal was okay

"Maybe not in my lifetime, but we are going to win in the end." Vietnam veteran Leonard Matlovich said in 1976.