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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

Bill to abolish the WA Gender Board passed by the Legislative Council

The legislation will now return to the Legislative Assembly. After its final passage the legislation will remove the WA Gender Recognition Board.

Soft Cell are coming to Australia for the first time

Marc Almond and Dave Ball have booked some tickets down under.

Government may face parliamentary inquiry into its handling of the census

Senator Dean Smith wants to know how the government reached it's decision on blocking new census questions.

Alex Greenwich wins defamation case against Mark Latham

Judge orders Latham to pay $140,000 in damages,

Cook Government slammed for pushing through gender bill

The government will force a vote on the bill on Wednesday.

Pet Shop Boys are set to release an extended version of ‘Nonetheless’

The new version will include demos, covers and new music.

Cook Government forces urgent passage of gender bill

The move has been described as a "bullish display of arrogance".

Acting great James Earl Jones dies aged 93

His distinctive voice was the sound of Darth Vader, King Musafa and CNN.

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Perth Rainbow Swans to offer free training ahead of Gay Games 2030

Swimming club Perth Rainbow Swans is offering free training sessions with support from the state government's LGBTIQA+ Inclusion Grants.

Albanese government announces $18.1 Million for LGBTIQA+ health programs

The Federal Government is investing $18.1 million in initiatives to improve inclusive healthcare access for LGBTIQA+ Australians.

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New songs from Eyes of Bel, Meek, Slayyyter, ATEEZ, and Soft Cell.