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The Catch Up: What was popular at OUTinPerth in the last week?

Don’t worry if you’ve been to busy to stay on top of all the stories that we’ve published in the last week. Here’s the five most read articles of the last seven days to help you catch up.

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Pride WA locks in dates for 2019 Fairday and Pride Parade

Pride WA’s new President Frances Burgess spoke to RTRFM’s All Things Queer program and confirmed that dates for this year’s Pridefest including the date for Fairday and the Pride parade.

Yirra Yaakin announces Evan Grace Mullaley is their new Artistic Director 

Local indigenous theatre company Yirra Yaakin announced that theatre practitioner Eva Grace Mullaley will take over from Kyle J Morrison in the role of Artistic Director.

What was that ‘Kim Kardashian’ song that Boy George played? 

Boy George delivered a fantastic house party at The Court last Sunday night. Towards the end of his set he dropped a hilarious, sassy tune about Kim Kardashian, selfie culture and botox. We did a little digging to find out what the tune was and who created it.

PrEP user takes a stand against stigma after becoming HIV positive

A Sydney man has become only the second person to become HIV positive while on PrEP treatment. The 27 year old man was taking the medication on an ‘on demand’ regime when he contracted the virus.

Government bans Milo Yiannopoulos from Australia in the wake of Christchurch comments

Just days after stepping in to ensure that controversial speaker Milo Yiannopoulos was given a visa to tour Australia – Immigration Minister David Coleman revoked the visa. The minister said comments Yiannopoulos made in the wake of the Christchurch terror attacks had made him change his mind.


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Michael Felix named City of Perth Citizen of the Year

Felix was recognised for his leadership across Indigenous empowerment, LGBTQIA+ inclusion, mental health advocacy, homelessness support, and grassroots sport.

Eurovision check-in: Luxembourg and Moldova share their songs

This year thirty five countries, including Australia, will be heading to Vienna for the 70th edition of the songwriting contest in Vienna.

On This Gay Day | French writer Colette was born in 1873

Colette was nominated for the Nobel Prize for Literature and is best known for her novella Gigi 

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The new tune is the third taste of his upcoming album 'Hot Life' which will arrive in April.

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Michael Felix named City of Perth Citizen of the Year

Felix was recognised for his leadership across Indigenous empowerment, LGBTQIA+ inclusion, mental health advocacy, homelessness support, and grassroots sport.

Eurovision check-in: Luxembourg and Moldova share their songs

This year thirty five countries, including Australia, will be heading to Vienna for the 70th edition of the songwriting contest in Vienna.

On This Gay Day | French writer Colette was born in 1873

Colette was nominated for the Nobel Prize for Literature and is best known for her novella Gigi