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The Catch Up – The 5 Most Popular Stories of the Week

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Here are the 5 most popular stories from the last week.

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Oscar de la Renta Dies

The world famous fashin designer passed away aged 82. Oscar de la Renta was widely praised for his work as one of Jacqueline Kennedy’s official couturiers in the early 1960s, and he went on to design gowns for Nancy Reagan and Princess Diana.

Pride is Ready to Go

Events in this years PrideFEST have been announced. The 2014 festival includes a range of events including films, theatre, community discussions and the parade through the streets of Northbridge.

New Music from Danny GoGo

Quite a few people wrote in to tell us how much they disliked Danny GoGo’s new tune and video. Love him or loathe him it was still one of the most clicked on stories of the last week. Brighton’s local queer celebrity might not be getting any gold records soon, but he got our attention.

UWA Displays True Colours

Residential colleges at UWA showed their support for LGBTIQ people by flying rainbow flags across the college grounds. Simon Thuijs, President of St Thomas More college told OUTinPerth that he wanted to show anyone who was struggling with their sexuality that the colleges were a welcoming environment.

Support Pride by Watching Pride

Pride WA delivered a screening of the new film ‘Pride’ at Cinema Paradiso on Thursday night. The event was a sold out full house. The film has been garnering critical acclaim and is not to be missed.

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Olivia Clark-Moffatt is the new CEO of Rainbow Giving Australia

Rainbow Giving Australia has appointed Olivia Clark-Moffatt as CEO, bringing extensive philanthropy experience to lead the organisation's next phase of growth.

Right-wing outrage over Celebrity Traitors donations

Romesh Ranganathan and Sebastian Croft faced criticism from conservative commentators after donating their Celebrity Traitors winnings to refugee charities.

Diana Ross to play Sydney show on the eve of Mardi Gras 2027

Diana Ross returns to Sydney for her only Australian performance, headlining Sydney Summertime on the eve of Mardi Gras 2027.

On This Gay Day | Photographer Robert Mapplethorpe was born

The photographer's work spurred discussions about public funding of art works and censorship.

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Olivia Clark-Moffatt is the new CEO of Rainbow Giving Australia

Rainbow Giving Australia has appointed Olivia Clark-Moffatt as CEO, bringing extensive philanthropy experience to lead the organisation's next phase of growth.

Right-wing outrage over Celebrity Traitors donations

Romesh Ranganathan and Sebastian Croft faced criticism from conservative commentators after donating their Celebrity Traitors winnings to refugee charities.

Diana Ross to play Sydney show on the eve of Mardi Gras 2027

Diana Ross returns to Sydney for her only Australian performance, headlining Sydney Summertime on the eve of Mardi Gras 2027.

On This Gay Day | Photographer Robert Mapplethorpe was born

The photographer's work spurred discussions about public funding of art works and censorship.

Yael Perry recognised internationally for advancing equity and inclusion

The Kids Research Institute's Yael Perry has received an international award recognising her leadership in LGBTQIA+ youth mental health.

Olivia Clark-Moffatt is the new CEO of Rainbow Giving Australia

Rainbow Giving Australia has appointed Olivia Clark-Moffatt as CEO, bringing extensive philanthropy experience to lead the organisation's next phase of growth.

Right-wing outrage over Celebrity Traitors donations

Romesh Ranganathan and Sebastian Croft faced criticism from conservative commentators after donating their Celebrity Traitors winnings to refugee charities.

Diana Ross to play Sydney show on the eve of Mardi Gras 2027

Diana Ross returns to Sydney for her only Australian performance, headlining Sydney Summertime on the eve of Mardi Gras 2027.