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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

Fashion fundraiser STYLEAID rises like a phoenix

The HIV fundraiser returned to Crown for a fabulous night of fashion and fun.

Art exhibition at Crown Towers brings HIV science and art together

Artists each worked with a HIV scientist to reimagine a lab coat.

Murder victim Trevor Doyle remembered as a proud gay and Aboriginal man

Police have charged a 28-year-old man over his alleged murder.

One Nation senator Warwick Stacey quits parliament after just two weeks

The senator has announced that health challenges will prevent him from continuing as the senator for New South Wales.

Calls for singer Gloria Gaynor to turn down Kennedy Center Honor

The singer is one of five artists picked by President Trump for the 2025 honors.

Perth’s Rainbow Community House set to close

Rainbow Community House, a non-profit organisation that provides mental health support to young people in the LGBTIQA+ communities is set to close its doors....

Conan Gray shares video for new song ‘Caramel’

It's the third single from Conan Gray's new album 'Wishbone'.

On This Gay Day | Scholar Dennis Altman was born

Altman is one of Australia's greatest academics and a trailblazing LGBTIQA+ advocate.

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