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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

Victorians urged to come forward if they have been victims of gay bashings

Thorne Harbour Health is urging people to share their experiences with an upcoming parliamentary inquiry.

Hannah Beazley voices support for LGBTIQA+ community following offensive flyers

Hannah Beazley has reaffirmed her support for LGBTIQA+ communities in the wake of a wave of offensive flyers being found across many suburbs

Head back to the 80s with Go West and Debbie Gibson

The 80s legends will be teaming up for an Aussie tour that kicks off in Perth.

Review | ‘The Testament of Ann Lee’ has a timely message about discrimination

Amanda Seyfried gives a career best performance in this stylised semi-musical about the founding of the Shaker religious movement.

Eurovision check-in: Lots of countries reveal their songs

Austria, the UK, Belgium, Croatia and Greece have all made announcements about artists and songs for 2025.

Documentary focuses on the life and work of Linda Perry

She's written some of the biggest songs of the last three decades, but just who is Linda Perry?

Spin It | Jill Scott, Moby, Beverly Glenn-Copeland and Altin Gün

New records from Jill Scott, Moby, Beverly Glenn-Copeland and Altin Gün.

Documentary ‘This Is Ballroom’ is on SBS

Check out this documentary that explores queer Ballroom Culture in Rio De Janeiro.

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UK pauses new prescriptions for cross-sex hormones for people under 18

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Christian Lobby warns of “unintended consequences” in conversion therapy ban

Brian Greig from Just.Equal on moves to water down conversion therapy bans.