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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

New report shows many LGBTIQA+SB people experience sexual violence

The findings from the world’s largest survey of LGBTIQA+SB experiences of sexual violence show more funding, support and research is needed.

Peter Dutton says Liberals won’t be following Trump’s lead on gender laws

Peter Dutton has guaranteed a future Coalition government won't change rules on passports.

Fresh Tracks | The latest tunes worth checking out

This week we explore new music from Sabrina Carpenter with Dolly Parton, Bronze Avery, Absnt Mind, Sia and Lucy Dacus.

Queensland teacher denies she was acting like a cat throwing doubt on news reports

The tale has quickly unraveled, despite the Department of Education appearing to confirm it.

Kylie Minogue stuns crowd with hit-filled concert party

The opening night of the Tension World Tour saw a relaxed Kylie Minogue deliver one of the best concerts of her career.

The Greens launch LGBTIQA+ specific policies

The Greens say they will ensure key reforms demanded by LGBTIQA+ communities are delivered.

Couch Potato | Invisible Boys has arrived!

All 10 episodes of the WA filed series are streaming now.

Messy Friends are ready to bring the Fringe World party to a close

Get ready to go wild with some messy friends.

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Tribunal rules E-Safety Commissioner’s attempt to protect Teddy Cook was not justified

The decision has been heralded as a win for free speech.