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On This Gay Day: How The West Australian described us in 1989

Why The West apology is 32 years late OPINION: Brian Greig In 1989, the West Australian government tried to decriminalise homosexuality. It had been 100 years...

Busselton man faces court over sexual assault charges involving nine men

A man who allegedly sexually assaulted nine men over an eight year period appeared in a Busselton Court yesterday. The West Australian has reported that Morris...

Foster parents allegedly rejected by service over LGBTQ+ views

The West Australian have reported that a local couple will be taking legal action against a fostering organisation who they believe has discriminated against them. In...

Religious leaders defend Andrew Hastie after interference accusations

A number of religious leaders have spoken out against accusations that Liberal Canning MP Andrew Hastie was urging churches not to vote Labor in...

Business leaders have a chance to hear from Sir Bob Geldof

Perth's business leaders will get a chance to hear Sir Bob Geldof speak when he makes an appearance at a business lunch for HBF...

The West's cartoonist makes transgender bathroom joke

The West Australian has printed a political cartoon poking fun at the transgender community and bathroom use. The image, created by long-serving cartoonist Alston, depicts...

Reports of alleged HIV transmission by WA sex worker highlight stigma

Health groups and representatives of the sex worker industry have joined together to highlight sensationalist media reports. The West Australian have printed a report of...

Underage teen met men on Grindr, 6 men guilty of assault

Six men have been charged with sexual assault of a teenage boy, who was under the age of consent. Four of the men met...

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