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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

Former British MP Ivor Caplin arrested by police after being confronted by vigilante group

The former MP denied the accusations during an interrogation from the vigilante group that was livestreamed on social media.

Olly Alexander shares video for new song ‘When We Kiss’

The new track is taken his forthcoming album Polari.

Vatican releases new guidelines that allow gay men to become priests

As long as they do not celebrate gay culture or have "deeply rooted homosexual tendencies".

Learn more about New Zealand through the eyes of Miriam Margolyes

The actor's latest travel show sees her take on new adventures and meet many new friends.

Perth Cultural Centre redevelopment gets underway

The $55 million dollar project is set to transform the space.

Loton Park welcomes tennis players from around the globe

The GLTA 2025 Perth Lawn Tennis Championships took place at Loton Park Tennis Club.

Anti-gay crusader Anita Bryant dead at 84

The anti-gay campaigner famously had a pie thrown in her face in 1977.

Calls for Peter Dutton to speak out against vilification protections for transgender people

Broadcaster Lucy Zelić has called on Opposition leader Peter Dutton to clearly articulate his position on a proposal that would pare back the rights...

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