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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

The best of WA’s theatrical world to be celebrated at The Performing Arts Awards

The awards recognise local productions in Western Australia.

Queer poet Kaya Ortiz to appear at the Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival

Their debut collection of poetry has just been released and his acclaimed as a rippling reflection on being alien, queer, and other.

Couch Potato: Move over Marple, Sherlock and Poirot, Cordelia Cupp has arrived

Uzo Aduba's new series 'The Residence' is a hoot!

Help local filmmakers bring their project ‘F**king Transformer’ to life

Can you help them out with their fundraising?

Fresh Tracks | The latest tunes worth checking out

New music from Maris and Carline Kingsbury, Meg Washington, Perfume Genius and Aldous Harding, Kae Tempest, L'objectif and more.

Patrick Lenton reveals details of his debut novel

'In Spite of You' will be published this August.

Dylan Mulvaney shares her story with autobiography ‘Paper Doll’

The book is an insightful journey into what it's like to be in the middle of a media firestorm.

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Supernatural romance Leviticus screens early at Luna Cinemas in June, ahead of its Australian theatrical release.

Massive Attack announce first Australian tour in 16 years, Perth misses out

Massive Attack return to Australia in August with east coast shows only, releasing new music and sparking hopes of more to come..

Fresh Tracks | The latest tunes worth checking out

This week we take a listen to new tracks from Family Stereo, Violet Grohl, Jungle, Syd, and Love Spells.

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