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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

New Russell Tovey series takes us back to the London bombings of July 2005

'Suspect: The Shooting of Jean Charles De Menezes' arrives on UK screens this week.

Local community radio station RTRFM triumphs at Webby Awards

The station was picked over Lady Gaga, Apple Music, and Soundcloud x Billie Eilish.

Robert Baxter takes the next step with ‘Stargirl’ EP

The new collection is described as “feminine, gay, emotional, danceable, sexy and playful”.

WA MP speaks at Melbourne rally urging people to support parties with gender critical policies

Sophia Moermond has urged people to vote for One Nation, Libertarians or People First in the federal election.

Living Proud’s Colin Longworth nominated for ‘Volunteer of the Year’ Award

The awards will be announced at a Gala ceremony this May.

A Madonna song has just surpassed a billion views on YouTube – can you guess which one?

It's maybe not the first song that comes to mind, or even the second, or third.

German cardinal calls for next Pope to embrace Catholic teachings on homosexuality

Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Müller says an Orthodox leader must be the next Pope.

K-pop star Bain from Just B shares that he’s part of the LGBTIQA+ community

The singer of one of the few K-pop stars who has shared that they are gay.

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