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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

Albany community waits to see if controversial Liberal Tom Brough is their new MP

Who wins the seat of Albany will come down to preferences.

Basil Zempilas set to enter parliament as leadership speculation grows

After a tense night of counting Basil Zempilas looks to be in pole position to represent the people of Churchlands.

Premier Roger Cook says he’s ready to get back to work

Labor have secured a third term and looks to retain most of its seats as a 'blue wave' failed to come in.

Libby Mettam concedes defeat as Liberals make few gains

The Liberal's result was a far-cry from what leader Libby Mettam was hoping for.

Review | ‘Being Maria’ shares the story of actor Maria Schneider

The confronting film tells the story of the actor who rose to fame for her role in 'The Last Tango in Paris'.

‘August: Osage County’ is simultaneously hilarious, profound and epic

Don't miss this exceptional theatrical juggernaut that's drawn wide acclaim.

Lorraine James announces new album ‘Whatever the Weather II’

The electronic musician's new record arrives later in March.

The Greens hopeful of a political comeback as polls open

Dr Brad Pettitt is hopeful that he won't be the only Green in the WA parliament.

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