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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 appointments in Perth dance companies

West Australian Ballet and Co3 have both announced new appointments.

Labi Siffre announces first album in almost three decades

The legendary singer-songwriter has shared new song 'Far Away'.

Check out the ‘Desert Ballads and Sharp Spurs’ exhibition during Mardi Gras

Kim Leutwyler is a queer and gender diverse visual artist with roots in the American Southwest, now based in Sydney. During the Sydney Gay and...

Rocker Melissa Etheridge reflects on her long career and survival

Melissa Ethridge is getting ready to bring out her first album in five years and is looking back on her life and career.

Civil rights giant Reverend Jesse Jackson dies aged 84

A lifelong champion of civil rights Jesse Jackson spoke up for many marginalised communities including LGBTIQA+ people.

Trans woman accuses federal police of assault at Sydney Airport

Transgender woman Elly says she assaulted by AFP Officers in December.

‘True Colors’ songwriter Billy Steinberg dies aged 75

Alongside Tom Kelly, Steinberg wrote some of the most iconic hits of the 1980s and 1990s.

Get a sample of the entire upcoming Bebe Rexha album in four minutes

Thanks to Diplo you can hear a 'supercut' of the forthcoming album.

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Former politician Dee Margetts remembered following her death at 71

Former Greens senator Dee Margetts is being remembered for championing environmental causes, native title, and early LGBTIQA+ equality advocacy.

Catholic Education boss denies skirting around Tasmanian anti-discrimination laws

Catholic Education Tasmania rejects claims of unlawful discrimination raised by parliamentary inquiry.

Lyle Shelton calls for end to ‘Welcome Here’ stickers for LGBTIQA+ community

Family First spokesperson Lyle Shelton has called for public removal of Welcome Here stickers, for the LGBTIQA+ communities.

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Gregg Araki's ‘The Living End’ was dubbed the gay ‘Thelma and Louise’.

Anti-gay Tasmanian local election slurs condemned

Equality Tasmania has condemned anti-gay graffiti targeting mayoral candidate Paul Terrett as police investigate the vandalism.