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Graeme Watson is the co-editor of OUTinPerth. He also works in the university sector and is a broadcaster at RTRFM 92.1

Tasmanian government supports financial redress scheme for historical gay convictions

The move has been welcomed by local LGBTIQA+ rights groups.

Troye Sivan is the big winner at the ARIAs

Fresh from his Spilt Milk House Party show he picked up the top trophy for Album of the Year.

Conservative group says Trump win renews hope of turning back same-sex marriage

Brian Brown from the International Organisation of the Family says he's hopeful the laws will be changed.

Troye Sivan and G-Flip get a huge response at Spilt Milk House Party

The two-night concert in Kings Park was an incredibly LGBTIQA+ affirming show.

Libby Mettam says she has no intention of stepping down

Embattled Liberal leader says she'll be leading the party to the election.

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On This Gay Day | Five people were killed at Club Q in Colorado Springs

The tragedy lead to calls for laws to protect people from gun violence.

Broadcaster Alan Jones arrested over alleged indecent assaults

The arrest comes after a nine-month investigation by NSW police.

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Tasmanian government supports financial redress scheme for historical gay convictions

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Conservative group says Trump win renews hope of turning back same-sex marriage

Brian Brown from the International Organisation of the Family says he's hopeful the laws will be changed.