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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

Eurovision 2025 begins and here’s our take on all the songs in Semi-final 1

There's a little bit of everything in the mix!

Fresh Tracks | The latest tunes worth checking out

New tracks from Nxdia, Chekh Ibra Fam, Sombr, Fiona Apple, Sophie Ellis-Bextor and many more.

WA government urged to take action on LGBTIQA+ law reform

Dr Misty Farquhar is urging the government to get to work.

UK libraries face growing calls to ban LGBTIQA+ books

Graphic novel 'Heartstopper' is being targeted by activists.

Western Australian police highlight the dangers of online predators

Their warning follows a case where a 30-year-old man allegedly lured a teen via an online app.

Woman visiting Boston hotel accused of being in the wrong bathroom

She was ejected from the venue, even though her ID showed she was born female.

Bells Larsen delivers stunningly beautiful album

'Blurred Time' is stripped back folk that shares the musicians journey of gender transition, love and relationships.

Cowboy Junkies return to Australia to celebrate 40 years of making music

The much-loved band will be back in Pe3rth this November.

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Senate committee backs recognition and apology for LGBTI veterans impacted by historic defence policies

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UK High Court clears the way for puberty blocker trial to proceed

UK High Court rejects challenge to King's College London puberty blocker study, allowing recruitment for the Pathways trial to begin.