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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

Brisbane Lions draftee Koby Evans gets four game ban for homophobic slur

The player has apologised for his comment and will undertake inclusion training.

Singer Bonnie Tyler in induced coma after emergency surgery

The 74 year old singer reportedly fell ill at her home in Portugal.

Actor Hayden Panettiere shares that she is bisexual

Hayden Panettiere is best known for her roles in 'Heroes', 'Nashville' and the horror franchise 'Scream'.

Budget funding increase to LGBTIQA+ communities welcomed

Minister Hannah Beazley has announced a budget commitment of increased funding for LGBTIQA+ communities.

Man charged over offensive flyers targeting LGBTIQA+ community

A 47-year-old Gosnells man is set to appear in court in July.

‘Honeybee’ author Craig Silvey pleads guilty to child exploitation image charges

Appearing in Fremantle Magistrate's Court on Tuesday morning Silvey entered a guilty plea to two charges stemming from a raid police conducted on his home in January.

Brisbane’s Koby Evans under investigation for homophobic slur

Brisbane’s Koby Evans is the latest AFL player to be investigated for using a homophobic slur during a game. The young player has admitted the...

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