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WAYJO set to celebrate Pride with Queer Anthems

WAYJO, the West Australian Youth Jazz Orchestra will team up with singer Queency this November to celebrate Pride.

WA becomes the last state to introduce legislation on conversion practices

Pressure is building on WA Attorney-General Tony Buti to address the issue.

High Court rejects Sall Grover appeal in long-running gender case

Australia's High Court declined Giggle's appeal, ending the Giggle v Tickle litigation and leaving discrimination findings intact.

Out for Australia present 'Keep calm and find a mentor'

Out for Australia matches established and upcoming professionals based on their industry interests and goals with students and recent graduates looking for guidance in the...

What do we need from a national LGBTI human rights organisation?

OPINION: Dr Sharon Dane, Brian Greig, Rodney Croome  Independent, accountable and courageous: Our blueprint for a national LGBTI human rights organisation The formation of a new national...

Margaret Court says she has no regrets about same-sex marriage stance

Western Australian religious leader, and former Tennis champion, Reverend Margaret Court says she has no regrets about her stance against marriage equality. In a new...

Can you create the 2019 look for the Revelation International Film Festival?

The Revelation International Film Festival is one of the most interesting events in Perth each year, and they're looking for someone to create the...

Karalee Katsambanis says 'Respectful Relationships' will affect tourism

Political commentator Karalee Katsambanis has labeled an education program being introduced by the McGowan government as "ideological claptrap", saying it will have a negative...

What were the 15 most read stories at OUTinPerth in 2018?

It's been another huge year at OUTinPerth. Twelve editions of the magazine were produced and we've published close to 2000 articles online, and over...

The year in review: What went down in December

Our trip back through the stories of 2018 ends with our review of what went down in December. The Ruddock Review was finally released,...

The year in review: What went down in November

Continuing our journey through the stories of 2018 we come to November, where politics focussed on the unreleased Ruddock Review, MPs quit the government...

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WAYJO set to celebrate Pride with Queer Anthems

WAYJO, the West Australian Youth Jazz Orchestra will team up with singer Queency this November to celebrate Pride.

WA becomes the last state to introduce legislation on conversion practices

Pressure is building on WA Attorney-General Tony Buti to address the issue.

High Court rejects Sall Grover appeal in long-running gender case

Australia's High Court declined Giggle's appeal, ending the Giggle v Tickle litigation and leaving discrimination findings intact.

Bill hailed as Tasmania’s best chance to end conversion practices

Equality Tasmania has backed a proposed conversion practices ban, arguing it would create Australia's strongest protections for LGBTQIA+ people.

Dumped Victorian Liberal Moira Deeming joins Family First

Former Liberal MP Moira Deeming has joined Family First, becoming its Victorian leader ahead of November's state election.
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