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Graeme Watson

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

‘August: Osage County’ is simultaneously hilarious, profound and epic

Don't miss this exceptional theatrical juggernaut that's drawn wide acclaim.

Lorraine James announces new album ‘Whatever the Weather II’

The electronic musician's new record arrives later in March.

The Greens hopeful of a political comeback as polls open

Dr Brad Pettitt is hopeful that he won't be the only Green in the WA parliament.

Broadcaster Alan Jones hit with fresh assault charges

His case will return to court next week.

Dr Brian Walker reflects on the last four years of the WA Parliament

The leader of Legalise Cannabis says minor parties have an important role to play.

Take a look at new series ‘Mid-Century Modern’

The upcoming comedy series is about three gay friends who decide to become roommates during their golden years.

Holden Sheppard shares plans for ‘Invisible Boys’ sequel as he wins major arts prize

The author sat down with OUTinPerth to share plans for the next installment of his hugely popular story.

The Walkley Foundation funds 11 new journalism projects

Graeme Watson will explore Australia's goal of virtual elimination of HIV by 2030.

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Angus Taylor says changing the Sex Discrimination Act will be top Liberal priority

Angus Taylor pledges Sex Discrimination Act changes after Federal Court transgender ruling.

WA police officer resigns after allegations of sexual assault

Police have announced they investigated their own officers following a wild party that resulted in allegations one male officer had sexually assaulted another.

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Coleen Lamarre to remain behind bars

An application for bail has been refused, and Coleen Lamarre will be behind bars for another two months.

Australian Human Rights Commission welcomes decision in Giggle v Tickle

"The Sex Discrimination Act provides vital protection against this harm. We welcome the Federal Court’s interpretation of this protection in its decision." said President High de Kretser.