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Indonesian government defends Cabinet Secretary accused of being gay

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An Indonesian politician accused a rival of being gay in a video later removed for hate speech, prompting condemnation from officials and rights groups.
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New south of the river playgroup launches for Rainbow Families

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A new playgroup for rainbow families is launching south of the river this June.
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ABC’s iconic filmmaking competition ‘Race Around The World’ returns

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For the first time since 1998, Race Around The World returns for a new generation.
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Holden Shepard's 'Invisible Boys' greenlit for television

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Holden Sheppard's acclaimed novel Invisible Boys is being adapted for television with a 10-part series to be shot in Geraldton. Invisible Boys explores the challenges faced by a...
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Claire Richards and Delta Goodrem take on a disco classic

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Steps singer Claire Richards has just released her new solo album where she covers some of her all-time favourite tunes, and she teams up...
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World's worst detectives seek redemption in local comedy 'Not A Clue'

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A new play coming to Stirling Theatre promises murder, theft, adultery, black pudding – and a fair amount of stupidity. Comedy mystery Not A Clue is the...
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Sapphic Disco is hauling into The Rechabite this September

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The creative mind behind the fabulous Cléo's Big Gay Cabaret series is bringing it to the dancefloor with this all-new queer event. Producer and performer...
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Art Gallery of WA reimagine exhibitions with 'Re/Collections'

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AGWA has announced Re/Collections: a suite of exhibitions reimagined to celebrate works in the WA State Art Collection. As Western Australia’s greatest visual art asset, the...
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Maverick Theatre Productions offer up some bite-sized theatre

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Have you ever overheard a conversation and wanted to be a fly on the wall? Perth playwright Noel O'Neill allows audiences to get a...
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Bibliophile | 'Learned by Heart' remembers the love of Anne and Eliza

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Learned by Heart by Emma Donoghue Picador It was 1805 when Eliza Raine, under the guardianship of her father’s friend, went to an elite boarding school in...
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New music is coming from ABBA's Agnetha Fältskog

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ABBA fans are excited at the prospect that singer Agnetha Fältskog is about to release new music- her first solo work in almost a decade. The...
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Indonesian government defends Cabinet Secretary accused of being gay

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An Indonesian politician accused a rival of being gay in a video later removed for hate speech, prompting condemnation from officials and rights groups.
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New south of the river playgroup launches for Rainbow Families

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A new playgroup for rainbow families is launching south of the river this June.
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ABC’s iconic filmmaking competition ‘Race Around The World’ returns

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For the first time since 1998, Race Around The World returns for a new generation.
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Florida man arrested after allegedly beating a 5-year-old boy for being gay

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Florida police arrested Andre Brown Jr after allegedly abusing three children, including a 5‑year‑old boy he believed was gay, prompting hate‑crime charges.
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On This Gay Day | Drag drama at theatre bar

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In 1988 there was an incident at Arpi's Theatre Bar.
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