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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

USA announces new name for ship named after Harvey Milk

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth says they're taking the politics out of ship naming.

British MP Chris Bryant delivers inspiring speech for Pride month

The MP praised LGBTIQA+ icons and called for greater acceptance.

Christian band Newsboys dropped from record label

The separation follows allegations of sexual assault against for singer Michael Tait.

‘Alvin Sputnik: Deep Sea Explorer’ set to tour regional WA

Since it's 2009 premiere in Perth the show has gone from strength to strength.

Indonesian police arrest 75 people for attending a ‘gay party’

Amnesty International has labeled it a clear violation of human rights.

JazzConnect is ready to bring Scarborough to life this August

It's a jazz filled weekend at the beach.

From pop star to podcasts: Kim Hart chats about her remarkable career

She had an memorable Aussie Top 10 hit in the 1980's but now you'll find Kim Hart diving into the world of crime and fascinating stories.

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Michaelia Cash fails in bid to revive Sex Discrimination Act amendment bill

Senator Michaelia Cash's attempt to revive proposed Sex Discrimination Act amendments was defeated, despite support from Coalition and One Nation senators.

Fashion designer to the stars, Bob Mackie dies aged 87

Bob Mackie, the celebrated designer behind iconic looks worn by Cher, Madonna and countless stars, has died aged 87.

Join the Transgender Insurgency

WA Greens have announced a community event that playfully references Pauline Hanson's comments about a so-called transgender insurgency.

Spin It: HUG, Bonobo, Bloc Party and Destin Conrad

Here’s four recently released albums that we’ve been playing at OUTinPerth HQ including new discs from HUG, Bloc Party, Destin Conrad and Bonobo.

Rainbow Families and Pride WA to celebrate family diversity at AWESOME Festival

Two leading LGBTIQA+ organisations are joining Barking Gecko Arts to shine a light on rainbow families as part of AWESOME Festival.