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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

Bruce Reynolds elected Lord Mayor of Perth

Bruce Reynolds has seen off five other contenders for the position.

WA government releases draft plan for suicide prevention

Mental Health Minister Meredith Hammatt says all Western Australians have a role to play.

Review | ‘After the Hunt’ is saved by Julia Roberts intriguing performance

The actors deliver great performances, but overall this is an uncomfortable and drawn out viewing experience.

Pentatonix singer Scott Hoying and husband Mark Manio Hoying expecting first child

The singer and his husband made the announcement on the US version of 'Dancing with the Stars'.

Launch of new Sydney gay club goes spectacularly badly

A new Sydney venue is apologising and backtracking after accusations of ageism and exclusionary language.

Melanie C is going to make you sweat!

The singer's new album is all about the dancefloor.

On This Gay Day | TV’s ‘Sticky Moments’ had its debut

The show brought Julian Clary to the masses.

Greens label push for new surrogacy review as a waste of time

The Greens leader says committees won't solve ideological differences.

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On This Gay Day | The play 'Torch Song Trilogy' had its premiere

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Catch Benjamin Quirk’s ‘Twink Death’ at Fringe World

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Arlo Parks shares new single ‘2Sided’ and announces upcoming album

For her upcoming album 'Ambiguous Desire' Arlo Parks moves to into the darkness and on to the dance floor.

Does Basil Zempilas support the Liberal party position on trans healthcare?

We asked and the response from his spokesperson was far from full-throated support for the policy.

Dr Anne Aly says government may look at other types of hate after antisemitism

The proposed legislation following on from the Bondi Massacre has been criticised for having too narrow a scope.