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Worth a Read: Check out these news stories from around the web

The OUTinPerth team spend all day surfing the web looking for the latest news and stories to share. Here’s three recent stories from other outlets that are definitely worth a read.

Blueprint of a cure: The rare people who are invulnerable to HIV

Among the millions of people living with HIV are a very few who appear to have a natural immunity to the disease. This report from the BBC looks into those described as “elite controllers”, the half a percent of people who have HIV but survive without any medical interventions.

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Pride flagged for removal

Writing in The Western Independent Rachel Jennings shares the challenges being faced by the University of Notre Dame’s LGBTQIA+ club who say they feel unsafe and uncomfortable after being taken to task over the display of pride flags on campus.

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20 queer reads that everyone needs on their bookshelf

If you’re a bookwork you’ll love this list from British Vogue that nominates 20 essential queer reads. Ocean Vuong, Alice Walker, Patricia Highsmith, and Virginia Woolf all make the cut, but there’s some unexpected inclusions too.

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U.S. support for LGBTQ+ issues remains down from peak

This report from Gallop show show support for a range of LGBTIQA+ issues is dropping in the USA. Support for marriage equality, transgender rights, and acceptance of LGBTIQA+ people is slowly falling away.

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Olivia Clark-Moffatt is the new CEO of Rainbow Giving Australia

Rainbow Giving Australia has appointed Olivia Clark-Moffatt as CEO, bringing extensive philanthropy experience to lead the organisation's next phase of growth.

Right-wing outrage over Celebrity Traitors donations

Romesh Ranganathan and Sebastian Croft faced criticism from conservative commentators after donating their Celebrity Traitors winnings to refugee charities.

Diana Ross to play Sydney show on the eve of Mardi Gras 2027

Diana Ross returns to Sydney for her only Australian performance, headlining Sydney Summertime on the eve of Mardi Gras 2027.

On This Gay Day | Photographer Robert Mapplethorpe was born

The photographer's work spurred discussions about public funding of art works and censorship.

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Olivia Clark-Moffatt is the new CEO of Rainbow Giving Australia

Rainbow Giving Australia has appointed Olivia Clark-Moffatt as CEO, bringing extensive philanthropy experience to lead the organisation's next phase of growth.

Right-wing outrage over Celebrity Traitors donations

Romesh Ranganathan and Sebastian Croft faced criticism from conservative commentators after donating their Celebrity Traitors winnings to refugee charities.

Diana Ross to play Sydney show on the eve of Mardi Gras 2027

Diana Ross returns to Sydney for her only Australian performance, headlining Sydney Summertime on the eve of Mardi Gras 2027.

On This Gay Day | Photographer Robert Mapplethorpe was born

The photographer's work spurred discussions about public funding of art works and censorship.

Yael Perry recognised internationally for advancing equity and inclusion

The Kids Research Institute's Yael Perry has received an international award recognising her leadership in LGBTQIA+ youth mental health.

Olivia Clark-Moffatt is the new CEO of Rainbow Giving Australia

Rainbow Giving Australia has appointed Olivia Clark-Moffatt as CEO, bringing extensive philanthropy experience to lead the organisation's next phase of growth.

Right-wing outrage over Celebrity Traitors donations

Romesh Ranganathan and Sebastian Croft faced criticism from conservative commentators after donating their Celebrity Traitors winnings to refugee charities.

Diana Ross to play Sydney show on the eve of Mardi Gras 2027

Diana Ross returns to Sydney for her only Australian performance, headlining Sydney Summertime on the eve of Mardi Gras 2027.