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Brigitte Macron will prove that she’s a cisgender woman for lawsuit

The couple are suing conservative commentator Candice Owens.

Busselton rate payer group welcomes Neo-Nazi candidate to their forum

Other candidate have refused to share a stage with Stephen Wells.

‘Leg Business’ – hilarious, profound, shocking and unforgettable

This new production at The Blue Room is not to be missed if you love bold and boundary pushing theatre.

Get involved: Pride WA opens applications for PrideFEST 2025

Applications are now open for PrideFEST 2025!

ViiV Healthcare Australia announces recipients of 2024 Positive Action Community Grants

WAAC is one of five organisations who will develop new projects.

‘Drag Me to Edinburgh’: Dean Misdale is playing the festival

Before they head to Scotland they'll be playing a special show in Perth.

Light Years opens in Perth filling William Street with a golden hue

The restaurant offers cocktails and an Asian inspired menu.

Boorloo Heritage Festival shines a light on WAAC’s four decades of work

Revisiting the work of WAAC over the last four decades is fascinating.

WA Reflections: Local drag history among newly-funded documentaries

Screenwest has announced funding for four new documentaries shining a light on local Western Australian history and celebrating our diversity.

OPINION | Calling allies to step up and be seen this Trans Day of Visibility

Rebecca Bennett (she/her) is the Pro Vice Chancellor Equity Diversity and Inclusion at Murdoch University.

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Brigitte Macron will prove that she’s a cisgender woman for lawsuit

The couple are suing conservative commentator Candice Owens.

Busselton rate payer group welcomes Neo-Nazi candidate to their forum

Other candidate have refused to share a stage with Stephen Wells.

‘Leg Business’ – hilarious, profound, shocking and unforgettable

This new production at The Blue Room is not to be missed if you love bold and boundary pushing theatre.

Barack Obama speaks out against Trump administration’s media intimidation

The former President says the intimidation of media companies has reached a "dangerous" level.

Donald Trump says he’d have “no problem” with a proposal to remove Pride flags from Washington’s streets

The comments come as the US administration signals a crackdown of press freedom and freedom of speech.
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