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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

WA government says its still progressing plan to address conversion therapy

Roger Cook first began tackling the issue as Health Minister in 2017.

Associate Professor Michelle Telfer nominated for Human Rights Award

See all the nominees for the 2025 Human Rights Awards.

Freo Dockers reveal 2025 Pride round jumper

AFLW star Kiara Bowers has highlighted the importance of inclusion in the game.

Black Swan State Theatre Company reveal jam-packed 2026 program

Artistic Director Kate Champion talks us through all the plays coming in 2026.

Miami Horror are ready to bring party vibes with their live show

Ben Plant chatted to OUTinPerth about making music and hitting the road for live shows.

Often quoted study into gender dysphoria questioned as historic conversion practice

A landmark paper published day throws into question an often quoted study from WA.

The Court Hotel is up for multiple Hospitality Awards for Excellence

The popular venue is recognised for its service and marketing efforts.

New Australian report says UK’s Cass Review should not guide care for trans young people

Australian researchers argue that the UK's Cass Review is deeply flawed.

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