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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

Concerns over rapidly escalating online hate speech directed at LGBTIQA+ communities

John Carey is one of many prominent LGBTIQA+ people who has recently been subjected to barrage of homophobic comments.

It’s time to go…. Big Brother 2026 jettisons its first housemate

The trip to the Big Brother House was short lived for one of the thirteen housemates.

NSW Premier urged to fund specific legal support for LGBTIQA+ communities

The Inner City Legal Centre has pleaded for more funding and a state wide approach.

Pope Leo has invited transgender rights advocates to lunch

The move is seen as a growing acceptance of people who are transgender by the Catholic church.

More action urged on suicide prevention

The latest data has reveals the cohorts more at risk of suicide.

‘Final Two’ is camp, outrageous fun, featuring impressive new talents

Catch this comical caper at Curtin University.

Sky News hosts mock council’s decision to install Pride artwork

Freya Leach says it's ridiculous that a Melbourne council has spent money on the project.

Mark Parton elected leader of the ACT Liberals

Mark Parton will be hoping to become the territory's Chief Minister in 2028.

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