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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

Often quoted study into gender dysphoria questioned as historic conversion practice

A landmark paper published day throws into question an often quoted study from WA.

The Court Hotel is up for multiple Hospitality Awards for Excellence

The popular venue is recognised for its service and marketing efforts.

New Australian report says UK’s Cass Review should not guide care for trans young people

Australian researchers argue that the UK's Cass Review is deeply flawed.

Looking for a good read? Check out the winners of the Lambda Awards

The awards have highlighted some of the best books released in the last year.

West Australian Ballet set to deliver an exciting 2026 season

The 2026 season is filled with favourites and new works.

Participants sought for stroke research project

Have you or a partner experienced a stroke? Researchers are looking for people from the LGBTIQ communities to help with research.

Bumpy delivers her debut album ‘Kanana’

Bumpy has delivered 10 gorgeous songs on her debut album.

Screening Saves Lives: Michelle’s courage saved her life

Michelle shares her journey with cancer and highlights the importance of regular screening.

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