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Aged Care Facilities Urged to Adopt GLBTI Guidelines

Community members and professionals gathered on July 12 for the launch of a groundbreaking report by the GLBTI Retirement Association Inc (GRAI). The report titled...

Feature Book: Indelible Ink

Indelible Ink by Fiona McGregor Scribe For me, the mark of a good book is one that draws you in and envelops you in its story...

A Knight in Waiting

The Theatre Royal Haymarket Company's production of Waiting for Godot took Perth by storm recently, featuring some of the UK's most loved and respected...

Feature Book: Women Who Kill

Women Who Kill By Lindy Cameron and Ruth Wykes Five Mile Press We may be tempted to think of murder purely as the domain of men;...

Lyons Pride

It's a long way to the top. And on the way up most actors, musicians and comedians will tell you that they have had...

Ruby Goes Back to School

Ah, the good old high school musical. Cardboard cut-out scenery with papier maché accents, drunken performing arts teachers weeping in the corner, singing voices...

Mum's The Word

Mothers come in all shapes and sizes and so do families. Jenny, Sally, Trudi and Lennon are just another family that will be...

VALE Victor Francis

Perth's gay community mourned the loss last month of one of its iconic figures, Victor Francis, who passed away on March 6 after a...

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