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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

Recent changes to surrogacy and ART laws celebrated

Advocates who fought for the laws to be changed shared their stories from the long campaign.

Connections Nightclub shines in gold for 50th birthday

It was a night filled with queer joy, community spirit, and stunning performances.

Perth celebrates Connections 50th birthday

Generations of Connections loyal customers turned out to mark the big 50.

Kylie’s ready for XMAS – check out her latest video

Kylie's latest version of her Christmas album has gone straight to the top of the UK charts.

Pride WA’s heated AGM runs for almost five hours

Members had a lot unanswered questions when the meeting came to a close near midnight.

On This Gay Day | Choreographer Hermes Pan was born in 1909

He won an Academy Award and an Emmy for his film and television work.

Queer Book Club announces December read: ‘Kiss Her Once For Me’

Kiss Her Once For Me, which came out in 2022, won the Lambda Literary Award for Best LGBTQ+ Romance.

Josh Thomas added to the line up for 2026 Perth Comedy Festival

The comedian is the latest talent to be added to the 2026 festival, see who else is on the bill.

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New round of LGBTIQA+ inclusion grants awarded

Four WA organisations receive LGBTIQA+ inclusion grants to deliver projects promoting community connection, education and diversity across metropolitan and regional areas.

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On This Gay Day | Film director Franco Zeffirelli died in 2019

Zefferelli is remembered for his films and operas.

New GRAI publication celebrates 50 fabulous years of Connections

GRAI will launch a publication capturing 50 years of Connections Nightclub, sharing stories of community, resilience and belonging in WA..

Tasmanian Liberal senator Jonno Duniam to quit politics

Tasmanian senator Jonno Duniam will retire, citing family reasons, with leadership tensions and party pressures contributing to his decision.