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Don't Panic! Benjamin Law investigates the Safe Schools scandal

“Invigorating and borderline arousing” is how Benjamin Law described the last 24 hours of his life when he chatted to OUTinPerth. On the eve of...

Author Benjamin Law criticised over Twitter comments

On the day his quarterly essay is released, author Benjamin Law has been criticised over a tweet he made late last month. Law, best known...

Protecting LGBTI students added to WA Labor policy

WA Labor have endorsed a policy to protect LGBTI students at the party's state conference. A new clause outlining the party's commitment to anti-bullying programs...

Wear It Purple at work, school and university this Friday

This Friday August 25th will be the seventh annual ‘Wear It Purple’ Day – an opportunity for people to show solidarity with LGBTIQ+ young...

Save Safe Schools: Protesters urge federal govt to fight bullying

Last Saturday, Perth's Murray Street Mall was filled with supporters of the Safe Schools anti-bullying program - calling for its continuation across the nation. Though...

Oh settle down, nobody said 50% of kids are gay

OPINION Journalists, opinion writers and commentators are up in arms this morning over reports that Roz Ward, one of the founders of the Safe...

Journalist Shannon Molloy pressured to quit gay rights group

Journalist Shannon Molloy has quit as a director of the New South Wales Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby (NSW GLRL) following a social media...

Prince William says he's passionate about stopping bullying of LGBT young people

Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, has been named 'Straight Ally of the Year' at the British LGBT Awards. The Prince was one of...

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