Premium Content:

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

Meek returns with new single ‘Beautiful Freeks’

Meek unveils new single 'Beautiful Freeks', celebrating individuality, with a Sophie Muller-directed video inspired by her childhood.

WA Health reports seven cases of Mpox in the last week

WA Health have highlighted that there have been seven notifications of cases of Mpox in the last week. Health officials are undertaking contact tracing to...

Senator Sarah Henderson quizzes SBS on Australians not supporting Israel at Eurovision

Senator Sarah Henderson had her facts all wrong about Eurovision 2026.

Kylie Minogue’s ‘Tension’ tour arrives on Netflix

Kylie Minogue's massive Tension World Tour travelled the world last year. Now the concert film of the tour has arrived on Netflix.

National call for support for LGBTQIA+ domestic and family violence victim-survivors 

The statistics remain staggering. More than 60% of LGBTQIA+ people report having experienced domestic or family violence.

Senator Michaelia Cash grills Human Rights Commission on their support of transgender women

The Shadow Attorney General demanded explanations of how Antidiscrimination laws protect transgender women.

National MP’s bill to define ‘biological gender’ slammed by rights activists

Nationals MP Alison Penfold has introduced a Private Member's Bill seeking to rewrite the Sex Discrimination Act to enact strict biological definitions of sex...

WA government commits funding to BreastScreen WA

Preventative Health Minister Sabine Winton said it was important that people could access the BreastScreen WA service regardless of where they lived.

Newsletter

Don't miss

Ministry of Sound Summer Dance Festival returns in 2026

Ministry of Sound are brining back their CLASSICAL show for a brand new season and some top DJs including Roger Sanchez are also onboard.

On This Gay Day | In 1968 Valerie Solonas shot Andy Warhol

Andy Warhol, Valerie Solanas, and the 1968 Factory shooting that reshaped both of their lives.

Christian man loses religious discrimination case over Pride symbols

An English tribunal rejects a discrimination case from a job applicant who sought a Pride-free workplace citing religious beliefs.

A wild Western Australia: Patrick Malborough and the madcap energy of ‘Nock Loose’

Local author Patrick Malborough discusses post-modern influences, creative chaos, and unexpected success behind his debut novel Nock Loose.

Forty two years after his murder, Anthony Littler’s killers are convicted

Two brothers have been found guilty of the 1984 murder of British civil servant Anthony Littler.