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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

Liberal leader Sussan Ley leads the charge on pushing for hate speech about sexuality to be omitted from new laws

The Liberal leaders comments have been welcomed by the Australian Jewish Association and Sky News presenters.

Donald Trump mocks transgender athletes in speech to party faithful

The President's performance included hiim grunting and wheezing as he portrayed a female athlete.

UK teacher banned from teaching over extreme comments

The history teacher described sex between two men as a "disgusting perversion".

Cook government commits to action on International Day to End Conversion Therapy

Attorney General Dr Tony Buti says legislation will be introduced in 2026.

Police investigate flyers targeting LGBTIQA+ community members

The flyers share people's names and contact details while making offensive claims.

Stars come out for the Palm Springs International Film Awards

Timothée Chalamet, Miley Cyrus, Leonardo DiCaprio, Ethan Hawke, Kate Hudson and screen legend Jane Fonda were in attendance.

Perth artist Kerri Barrie’s impressive wearable artwork showcased

Local artist Kerri Barrie makes wearable art works and its been shown on the world's stage.

Protesters say attacks on rights won’t end with transgender youth

Northern Territory Health Minister Steve Edgington was mocked for his decision to ban puberty blockers.

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Angus Taylor says changing the Sex Discrimination Act will be top Liberal priority

Angus Taylor pledges Sex Discrimination Act changes after Federal Court transgender ruling.

WA police officer resigns after allegations of sexual assault

Police have announced they investigated their own officers following a wild party that resulted in allegations one male officer had sexually assaulted another.

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Coleen Lamarre to remain behind bars

An application for bail has been refused, and Coleen Lamarre will be behind bars for another two months.

Australian Human Rights Commission welcomes decision in Giggle v Tickle

"The Sex Discrimination Act provides vital protection against this harm. We welcome the Federal Court’s interpretation of this protection in its decision." said President High de Kretser.