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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

Madonna closes Celebration tour with massive Rio de Janeiro show

Authorities estimate Madonna drew an audience of 1.6 million people.

Eurovision rehearsals give first look at the performances to come

What do we make of all the different acts?

And then there were two… Eurovision legends The Fizz lose a member

Jay Ashton and Cheryl Baker will be soldiering on a duo.

Bibliophile | ‘Go Lightly’ by Brydie Lee Kennedy

Go LightlyBy Brydie Lee KennedyBloomsbury Twenty-six year old Ada was at a party after a party after the closing night of a gig at the...

Lord Mayor Basil Zempilas doubts most non-binary students are genuine

A report has shown the number of non-binary students has increased in recent years.

Crossbench will push for amendments to Quigley’s gender bill

Dr Brian Walker from Legalise Cannabis WA says the bill needs improvement.

Pride WA are leading a bid for the 2030 Gay Games

The event would bring thousands of visitors to the state.

Powerhouse receives remarkable gift from Dame Zandra Rhodes

Some of her most famous pieces are coming down under.

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