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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

Eurovision Check-in: Olly Alexander thinks homophobia was an element in his 2024 loss

He says a lot of pearls were clutched over his performance.

The Last Mile: Where do we need to go in the journey of HIV?

Australia has set the goal of virtually no new transmissions by 2030, how will we make this happen?

Couch Potato | SBS Dateline takes us to the gay rodeo

Saddle up for a wild ride to Phoenix Arizona.

Ruby Gill chats about her amazing new album

'Some Kind of Control' is filled with powerful songs and thoughts.

Fresh Tracks | The latest tunes worth checking out

New music from The Moonlandingz, Alison Goldfrapp, Cut Copy, Kae Tempest, Jack Clulee and many more.

Actor Jussie Smollett and City of Chicago settle hate crime hoax saga

The lawsuit relates to his 2019 claim of a homophobic and racist attack.

Take action on LGBTIQA+ law reforms, rights group pleads to victorious Labor

Just.Equal says there's no reason for Labor not to act.

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Could you be the Pridefest Production Manager?

Pride WA are seeking someone to run the annual Pridefest.

New sex-on-premises venue Pink Rabbit Club looks set to be approved

Perth council will decide on a proposed LGBTIQA+ sex-on-premises venue, amid mixed community feedback and support from health organisations.

‘Heartstopper Forever’ wraps up the story of Charlie, Nick and all the gang

Heartstopper Forever concludes Charlie and Nick’s story, blending heartfelt romance, personal growth, and an idealised vision of queer teenage life.

German politician who spoke out against surrogacy resigns after its revealed he’s used surrogacy to start his family

Jens Spahn resigns from CDU leadership after revealing he used surrogacy, drawing criticism over perceived inconsistency with his past views.

Teen found guilty of O’Shae Sibley death to spend 20 years in jail

Dmitriy Popov, the man found guilty of the manslaughter of gay dancer O'Shae Sibley at a Brooklyn petrol station in 2023 will spend 20 years behind bars.