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Canadian comedian DeAnne Smith is heading to Perth next year for the Perth International Comedy Festival. OUTinPerth's Scott-Patrick Mitchell put some tough questions to...

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This summer is abuzz, especially with the news that Scissor Sisters will be appearing at Summadayze. They promise to be the must see act...

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To many, the dream of owning a first home can be just that: a dream. There seems to be so much involved with the...

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The student runway grad shows make for a heady onslaught of fashion fun come the last few weeks of November. This year delivered a...

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More and more, gender is becoming a fluid form of expression. Andre Pejic is walking in Gaultier couture. Kayne West has been spotted sporting...

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'It's an ultimate art form,' exclaimed General Manager of the West Australian Opera Carolyn Chard when asked to describe opera in the simplest manner...

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When my sister got a Mini Cooper, she said it revolutionised inner city living. Gone were the days of guzzling the fuel and freaking...

Sharp Suits and Cutting Remarks

This year Project Runway Australia achieved a queer first, not only for the show, but for Australian television too. It was the first time...

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