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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

Hear about the 40-year journey in the fight against HIV

As part of the Boorloo Heritage Festival hear about the role Royal Perth Hospital has played.

‘Euphoria’ star Eric Dane shares he’s been diagnosed with ALS

The actors says he'll still be appearing in the upcoming series of 'Euphoria'.

Police remove homophobic banners targeting Labor MP Julian Hill

The gay MP was accused of caring more about the LGBTIQA+ communities than his electorate.

Bibliophile | Conversations with Culture Icons

Music journalist Antonino Tati shares a collections of interviews from over the last four decades.

Why is a story about a ‘scandal’ at a prestigious school making headlines?

Parents at a prestigious Sydney school reportedly have some vivid imaginations.

Cody Jon shares sweet tune ‘M2M’

The new song comes with a lo-fi video shot around Tokyo.

Mother of transgender teen takes legal action against Queensland’s puberty blocker freeze

The state's Director-General of Health has been ordered to respond.

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Australian government urged to protect transgender rights and recognition

Equality Australia call on the federal government to maintain gender protections in the Sex Discrimination Act.

Television comedy director James Burrows dies aged 85

Acclaimed director James Burrows, who shaped modern television comedy across decades, has died aged 85, prompting tributes from major stars.

Review | ‘Dirty Talk’ is hilarious, but also has something to say

A witty and engaging production at The Blue Room blends fantasy and reality while cleverly challenging ideas about romance, identity and confidence.

Jamie Varley jailed for life with no possibility of parole over death of adopted child

Teacher jailed for life over murder of adopted toddler Preston Davey

On This Gay Day | The Rocky Horror Show opened in London

After two previews, The Rocky Horror Show made its debut at the Royal Court’s 63-seat Upstairs Theatre on this day in 1973. The show was an instant success.