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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

Alan Cumming shows his support for transgender people

"There are actual super heroes in real life who walk among us, and these super heroes are called trans people." Cumming declared.

‘Plied and Prejudice’ takes on a classic at full throttle

The hilarious show is 90 minutes of laugh out loud joy.

Saddle up, West Oz Leather is ready to launch

A new group who celebrate leather, kink and fetish wear will host their first event and everyone's invited.

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch says UK should not allow immigrants from cultures that criminalise homosexuality

The MP also claims asylum seekers fake being gay to get residency in the UK.

News Quiz: Did you stay on top of the news this week?

Take the test to see how much you recall from this week's news.

Jeremy Rockcliff claims a Liberal victory in Tasmania

The Liberals will ask the Governor to recognise them as a minority government.

Malaysian police raid HIV outreach event and arrest attendees

Police claimed it was a "gay party" but it turns out they raided a health event terrorising people seeking testing for HIV.

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

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