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To Adapt is to Endure: An Unfinished History of WAAC

WAAC CEO Daniel Vujcich and Chairperson Conrad Liveris provide an update following the organisation's recent Special General Meeting.
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Employment Minister Amanda Rishworth may intervene in Fair Work Commission stoush

Employment Minister Amanda Rishworth has refused to rule out intervening in a dispute at the highest levels of Australia’s Fair Work Commission.
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‘Dirty Talk’ is coming to The Blue Room to explore romance and audio-erotica

Coming up at The Blue Room is Dirty Talk, a queer, new age, fantastical rom-com that joyfully explores the audio-erotica genre through an immersive soundscape and the discovery of an unexpected connection.
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Hatched: National Graduate Show 2026 celebrates 35 years of shaping Australian contemporary art

Celebrating its 35th year, Hatched returns to PICA’s iconic galleries from 1 August to 4 October 2026, bringing together 21 artists from 20 tertiary art schools across Australia.

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Employment Minister Amanda Rishworth may intervene in Fair Work Commission stoush

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Employment Minister Amanda Rishworth has refused to rule out intervening in a dispute at the highest levels of Australia’s Fair Work Commission.

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Gold Coast player Max Knobel under investigation for alleged use of homophobic slur

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Gold Coast Suns ruckman Max Knobel is under AFL investigation following an alleged homophobic slur during a VFL match.

British actor Anthony Head dies aged 72

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British actor Anthony Head, best known for Buffy the Vampire Slayer, has died aged 72, his daughters confirmed in a statement.

Michael Tate remembered: Former Justice Minister, diplomat and priest leaves complex legacy

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Rights advocate Rodney Croome has revealed that Tate was a member of the LGBTIQA+ community who feared being outed during his time in politics.

Madonna gives surprise concert in Times Square previewing new album

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Madonna wished people "Happy Pride!" before sharing new song 'Love Sensation".

US congressman Andy Ogles blames staffer for anti-gay Pride month post

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US Congressman Andy Ogles denies authoring an anti-gay Pride Month post, blaming a staffer as criticism mounts from both parties.

Nominations now open for Australia’s Human Rights Awards

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Nominations have opened for the 2026 Human Rights Awards, celebrating individuals and organisations advancing human rights across Australia.

Actor Shia LeBeouf pleads guilty to battery charges over New Orleans bar attack

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Actor Shia LeBeouf receives probation and rehabilitation orders after pleading guilty to charges stemming from a New Orleans bar altercation.
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Meaghan Holden: We need to speak up before silence becomes acceptance

Living Proud CEO Meaghan Holden reflects on the need for people to speak up to ensure safety for all.
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A wild Western Australia: Patrick Malborough and the madcap energy of ‘Nock Loose’

Local author Patrick Malborough discusses post-modern influences, creative chaos, and unexpected success behind his debut novel Nock Loose.
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Breaking the Code: Alan Turing, queer identity, and the cost of living truthfully

Melville Theatre Company brings Breaking the Code to Perth, exploring Alan Turing’s genius, identity, and persecution.
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Australian LGBTQ+ Inclusion Awards recognise workplace leaders in equity and belonging

Australian organisations were recognised in Sydney for leadership and sustained commitment to LGBTQ+ inclusion, equity, and workplace belonging.
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Ryan Beatty shares his ‘Secret Language’ ahead of new album

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Musician and songwriter Ryan Beatty has shared a dreamy new single, ahead of new album Sweet Fortune.
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WASO get ready to deliver Schumann’s Cello Concerto

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Alongside Schumann's much loved concerto there will also be performances of works by Sibelius, Haydn, and Brahms.
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SBS and NITV to celebrate ’50 Years of Deadly’ this NAIDOC Week

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"It honours the past, celebrates the present and inspires the next generation."
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On This Gay Day | Mathematician Alan Turing died in 1954

Alan Turing's accomplishments were not recognised until after his death.
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On This Gay Day | OUTinPerth made its debut in 2002

OUTinPerth has been bringing news and events since 2002.
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On This Gay Day | Actor and singer Troye Sivan was born in 1995

Happy 30th birthday Troye!
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On This Gay Day | George Cecil Ives died in 1950

He was an early campaigner for homosexual law reform.
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WA Health reports seven cases of Mpox in the last week

WA Health have highlighted that there have been seven notifications of cases of Mpox in the last week. Health officials are undertaking...
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Mpox is back on Perth’s radar: Here’s what the community is doing about it

Mpox cases in Perth are rising and people at risk are encouraged to get vaccinated.
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Timely reminder about Mpox as Australian cases increase

Gay, bi, and other men who have sex with men asked to consider mpox as part of their wellbeing routine this winter season.
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The Last Mile: Diane Lloyd on the challenges faced by women with HIV

Diane Lloyd has been a prominent voice for women living with HIV over many decades. This year marks 40 years since she was first diagnosed with the virus.
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NAIDOC Week fundraiser ball to celebrate culture, community and Pride at The Rechabite

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A NAIDOC Week fundraiser ball at The Rechabite will celebrate First Nations culture, queerness and community while raising vital funds.

Make and Bake It for Out Loud 2026

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The Perth Pride Choir is busily creating a range of fabulous gift items and baking luscious treats for their fundraiser.

Wear It Purple announces new President and board members

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Wear It Purple appoints Brandon Bear as new President.

Meaghan Holden: We need to speak up before silence becomes acceptance

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Living Proud CEO Meaghan Holden reflects on the need for people to speak up to ensure safety for all.

Queer Book Club set to read ‘How to Dress for Old Age’

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Perth’s Queer Book Club will read How to Dress for Old Age, exploring ageing, care and family at the end of life.
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To Adapt is to Endure: An Unfinished History of WAAC

WAAC CEO Daniel Vujcich and Chairperson Conrad Liveris provide an update following the organisation's recent Special General Meeting.

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To Adapt is to Endure: An Unfinished History of WAAC

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WAAC CEO Daniel Vujcich and Chairperson Conrad Liveris provide an update following the organisation's recent Special General Meeting.
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Employment Minister Amanda Rishworth may intervene in Fair Work Commission stoush

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Employment Minister Amanda Rishworth has refused to rule out intervening in a dispute at the highest levels of Australia’s Fair Work Commission.
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‘Dirty Talk’ is coming to The Blue Room to explore romance and audio-erotica

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Coming up at The Blue Room is Dirty Talk, a queer, new age, fantastical rom-com that joyfully explores the audio-erotica genre through an immersive soundscape and the discovery of an unexpected connection.
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Hatched: National Graduate Show 2026 celebrates 35 years of shaping Australian contemporary art

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Celebrating its 35th year, Hatched returns to PICA’s iconic galleries from 1 August to 4 October 2026, bringing together 21 artists from 20 tertiary art schools across Australia.
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The reboot of the Australian version of ‘The Traitors’ arrives this August

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The Traitors Australia returns with a major reboot, new host Gretel Killeen, and a cast packed with reality TV favourites.

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