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Graeme Watson

Graeme Watson is the co-editor of OUTinPerth. He also works in the university sector and is a broadcaster at RTRFM 92.1

US bishop faces a wave of criticism and abuse after criticising President Trump

Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde has been called a long list of insults including some from Australian politicians.

‘Invisible Boys’ comes to Stan this February, take a look at the trailer

The series is based on Holden Sheppard's best-selling novel.

Premier says Liberals are the party of “homophobes”, “anti-vaxers” and “anti-Semites”

Roger Cook has questioned if Liberal leader Libby Mettam is really in charge?

Midsumma announces new “trauma informed” approach to Pride march

The new rules will ban workplace uniforms, such as those worn by police and emergency services.

President Trump: “there are only two genders: male and female”

The incoming US President has outlined the priorities for his second term in office.

Micah Leroy, a trans guy with cerebral palsy, has something to say to his critics

The 19-year-old has hit back at critics after video of him went viral.

Couch Potato | ABC launches new comedy series ‘Optics’

Optics is a new comedy series from the ABC created by the team behind The Chaser. It's set in the world of public relations.

Comedian Mae Martin announces surprise career move

Martin is launching a music career.

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