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All Things Queer Terrible Twos

RTRFM’s weekly LGBT radio program All Things Queer celebrated its second birthday with a Terrible Two’s party at The Court Hotel. The evening featured Amanda Canzurlo performing her single Never Let Me Go and a set from local musician Chris Nosiara. Lynn MacLaren, Greens MLC for the South Metropolitan region congratulated the show on their two years of broadcasting.

Program Coordinator Paul Van Lieshout Hunt announced the program will have a number of changes in upcoming months including new presenters, segments and more interviews. All Things Queer airs at 10pm Mondays on RTRFM 92.1

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Notice: OUTinPerth Editor Graeme Watson is a volunteer presenter on RTRFM and previously held the role of General Manager at the station prior to joining OUTinPerth.

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