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Is Rhys Nicholson up for the Taskmaster challenge?

The Drag Race Downunder host has signed up for the new series of Taskmaster.

Rufus Wainwright is heading back to Perth

The stripped back shows will be his first Australian performances since 2019.

Soft Cell are coming to Australia for the first time

Marc Almond and Dave Ball have booked some tickets down under.

Stand Bi Us: Australia’s largest Bi Event is back for a fifth year

Consent, sex, zines, and more are on the agenda at the largest bi+ event in the country.

Barn Dance once again proved to be one of Perth’s greatest parties

East Perth was filled with a sea of checked shirts and cowboy hats on Saturday night.

Perth International Burlesque Festival heads into the spotlight this October

The show will showcase local and international talent.

Young playwrights will see their fresh work produced

Two young playwrights will get to see their work realised at The Blue Room.

One Nation dumps incumbent MP Ben Dawkins

Party leader Rod Caddies says Dawkins lacks professionalism.

Cook Government says no to Inclusive Education anti-bullying program returning

Minister Tony Buti says there are sufficient systems in place already.

Has The Court been a home for Perth’s LGBTQ community for 120 years?

Where did Perth's LGBTQ community hang out in the past?

Nominations open from the 2025 Community Citizen of the Year Awards

Nominations are now open for the 2025 Auspire Australia Day Council of WA Community Citizen of the Year Awards.

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Is Rhys Nicholson up for the Taskmaster challenge?

The Drag Race Downunder host has signed up for the new series of Taskmaster.

Rufus Wainwright is heading back to Perth

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Marc Almond and Dave Ball have booked some tickets down under.

Government may face parliamentary inquiry into its handling of the census

Senator Dean Smith wants to know how the government reached it's decision on blocking new census questions.

Alex Greenwich wins defamation case against Mark Latham

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