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Catch UpHere’s the Top Five stories from this week at OUTinPerth.

Kids React to Gay Engagement Videos

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It was one of the most talked about viral videos this week. Kids aged 6-13 were shown two same sex engagement videos and then asked about their thoughts on gay relationships. Their answers will astound you.

Pride Celebrates in the Daylight

Perth celebrated the Pride Parade in daylight hours for the first time last week with a parade filled with bubbles, glitter and rainbow streamers.

Wake Up Producer Adam Boland Takes Leave

Just three days after launching Chanel Ten’s new Breakfast show ‘Wake Up’, Executive Producer Adam Boland has taken leave for an indefinite period. Critics have been quick to highlight the programs audience numbers dropped after being on air for just two days.

Pride Take Stock of Feedback

Not everyone in happy with the decision to move the Pride Parade it’s day time slot. Pride’s co-presidents Michelle Rigg and Daniel Smith say they’re happy with this year’s festival and encourage everyone to share their thoughts through their official feedback survey.

No Chance of a King of the Court

Hopes that there would be a ‘King of the Court’ were dashed on Wednesday night when Drag King Jason Green was knocked out of the Court Hotel’s annual drag competition. With two weeks left in the contest only five drag queens remain in the race.

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City of Subiaco to help local creatives build their careers

Elise Wilson and Sophie Minissale will be sponsored to attend the BANDWIDTH Amplify program.

WA government says its still progressing plan to address conversion therapy

Roger Cook first began tackling the issue as Health Minister in 2017.

Thorne Harbour Health CEO Simon Ruth to step down

Ruth has lead the Victorian based organisation for 12 years.

Walkern Wirin: Boorloo Blak Pride will be part of PrideFEST 2025

An event to honour all LGBTIQA+ First Nations people, alongside their supportive friends and family.

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City of Subiaco to help local creatives build their careers

Elise Wilson and Sophie Minissale will be sponsored to attend the BANDWIDTH Amplify program.

WA government says its still progressing plan to address conversion therapy

Roger Cook first began tackling the issue as Health Minister in 2017.

Thorne Harbour Health CEO Simon Ruth to step down

Ruth has lead the Victorian based organisation for 12 years.

Walkern Wirin: Boorloo Blak Pride will be part of PrideFEST 2025

An event to honour all LGBTIQA+ First Nations people, alongside their supportive friends and family.

Associate Professor Michelle Telfer nominated for Human Rights Award

See all the nominees for the 2025 Human Rights Awards.

City of Subiaco to help local creatives build their careers

Elise Wilson and Sophie Minissale will be sponsored to attend the BANDWIDTH Amplify program.

WA government says its still progressing plan to address conversion therapy

Roger Cook first began tackling the issue as Health Minister in 2017.

Thorne Harbour Health CEO Simon Ruth to step down

Ruth has lead the Victorian based organisation for 12 years.