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On This Gay Day | Playwright Joe Orton was murdered in 1967

Born John Orton on New Year's Day in 1933, Joe Orton would become one of Britain's best-known playwrights, renowned for his scandalous black comedies,...

Dr Thomas Brough successful in appeal against mandatory diversity training

Albany councillor Dr Thomas Brough wins tribunal appeal overturning diversity training order, as advocates renew calls for anti-vilification laws.

Spin It: Arca, O’Flynn, Hayla, and The Durutti Column

We take a listen to new records from Arca, O'Flynn, Hayla, and The Durutti Column.

Sin City in Sinchronicity

What is it with TV shows sexing up London all of a sudden? When I was a larval queen, turning on the TV for...

Golden Lips Morrison & The Other Woman

OUTinPerth's Terry Larder chatted to Australian jazz legend James Morrison and renowned singer Deni Hines about their recent collaboration on the album The Other...

Deborah Conway – Not just another Broad

She made her name in 80s punk band Do Re Mi, dabbled as a model and actress, and built her reputation exploring new sounds...

Tea With Miss Katherine :: Neil Hansen

Miss Katherine excitedly takes afternoon tea in the beautiful garden of the very dashing Neil Hansen to discuss the story behind the The Fabulous...

Tomas Ford: The Anti-Headliner

Tomas Ford wants to get a rise out of you, but not in the way you might think. Musician, actor, comedian and all-round performer,...

United State of Electronica

OUTinPerth interviewed Seattle's renegade electo-outfit U.S.E. Here's the full interview about Japan, the last remnants of Seattle grunge and songs about aliens. Who or what...

Bexta and the Phat Pant Shuffle

Let's get one thing straight from the start, Bexta may be into trance, but she doesn't own any phat pants. 'I do have a pair...

The Basics: A Studio Winter

After catching the last rays of summer at West Coast Blues & Roots, Melbourne 3-piece The Basics head into studio hibernation for the winter....

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