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David Kernohan appointed CEO of the WA AIDS Council

The WA AIDS Council have announced David Kernohan will join the organisation as their new Chief Executive. Kernohan has held senior executive roles in the...

New Research: Gay men using HIV self-testing follow up results

A new study in the USA has found that gay men who use self-administered rapid HIV tests follow up positive results with confirmatory testing....

Bryan Stewart takes over as Freedom Centre Coordinator

Bryan Stewart has been appointed as the new coordinator of the Freedom Centre. Stewart told OUTinPerth that he was excited to be taking over...

The final STYLEAID launched at fabulous cocktail party

The final outing of HIV/AIDS Fashion fundraiser STYLEAID has been launched at with a fabulous cocktail party for sponsors and supporters. Invited guest sipped champagne...

Perth International Queer Film Festival reveals 2017 program

The Perth International Queer Film Festival have revealed their 2017 program and there's an amazing line-up of films on the the bill. The week-long festival...

Liberated: Richard Matias releases first photography collection

Perth photographer Richard Matias is raising funds for the WA AIDS Council’s LGBTIQ+ youth space The Freedom Centre with the launch of his first...

Stay up to date with PrEP: Register your interest

The WA AIDS Council (WAAC) have established a new mailing list to keep you informed on the upcoming changes to PrEP access on the west coast. With...

Major breakthrough: Britain reports huge fall in HIV rates

New data in the United Kingdom shows that they number of new diagnoses of HIV among gay and bisexual men has dropped dramatically. Britain's public health...

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Funding opportunities for new and emerging filmmakers

Two funding programs offer documentary and short film grants, supporting emerging filmmakers and LGBTQIA+ Australian storytellers.

We value connection, but are drifting apart

New research finds Australians value connection and belonging, but many feel increasingly disconnected, with implications for mental health.

‘CryBaby’ by Mabel Gibson wins at WA Premier’s Book Awards

Yamatji writer Mabel Gibson claimed two major WA Premier's Book Awards, with judges praising her debut memoir 'CryBaby'.

‘Elsinore’ brings to life the true life story of actor Ian Charleson

Andrew Scott stars as Ian Charleson in Elsinore, a new drama exploring fame, HIV and a pivotal Hamlet role.

Magda Szubanski speaks about her new book

Magda Szubanski discusses cancer remission, family history, marriage equality activism and her new memoir I Can't Tell You But I Will.
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