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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

Spin It: New albums from Jessie Ware, Kiiōtō & Lou Rhodes, Tiga and Joe Jackson

We check out four new albums that arrived this week from disco to jazz and electro.

Madonna joins Sabrina Carpenter at Coachella

The pair sang a new song and some of Madonna's biggest hits.

Madonna’s new tune ‘I Feel So Free’ has arrived

The first taste of the singer's upcoming album is streaming on I Heart Radio's Pride channel.

Jamie Hannah teases new track ‘Oblivion’

Jamie Hannah has shared a snippet of his upcoming tune Oblivion on his social media channels.

St Kilda will appeal Lance Collard’s massive ban over alleged gay slur

St Kilda say Collard is innocent of the allegation he called another player a "f*****g f****t".

Jett Blyton has a new tune ‘American Heartthrob’

At just 19, the Canberra-born singer has been steadily building serious momentum.

American musician D4vd arrested on suspicion of murder

Singer D4vd has been arrested by Los Angeles police on suspicion of murder months after the decomposing body of a teenage girl was found...

Victorian police launch investigation into claims Katy Perry sexually assaulted Ruby Rose

Representatives for Katy Perry have strongly denied the allegation, describing it as “dangerous, reckless lies”.

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