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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

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.

Help plan Western Australia’s 200th birthday celebrations

When I arrived in Western Australia in 1979 I distinctly remember the stickers noting the state's 150th birthday, it was a popular t-shirt too....

Binary leader Kirralie Smith ordered to pay $95,000 and make public apology

The CEO of Binary Australia has 28 days to pay the huge fine or it will double in costs.

Rockers Downgirl feature Dykes on Bikes in new video

Sydney femme-punk outfit Downgirl return with new single 'CPR'.

Fresh Tracks | The latest tunes worth checking out

New tracks from Kim Wilde, Hatchie, Kita Alexander, Robyn, and Vanessa Carlton.

PICA reveals 2026 artistic program

The ground breaking arts institution has an exciting program for 2026.

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