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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

Author David Malouf dies aged 92

David Malouf wrote across fiction, non-fiction, poetry, libretti and plays, and made a significant and continued impact on Australian literature.

MAGA influencer harassed a gay couple and their child leading to an alleged assault

The couple have now launched a GoFundMe campaign to help with their legal fees.

‘Michael’ presents a sanitised version of Michael Jackson – free of controversy

It's a delicately sliced depiction of the late singer's life that puts him in the best possible light.

Erasure’s ‘Oh l’amour’ is 40 years old

The song wasn't a hit in the UK when it was first released, but Australians loved it.

Ten years after Prince’s passing his estate releases a new tune

With This Tear is a song that Prince wrote and recorded in the early 1990s.

New blood donation rules expand eligibility for gay and bisexual men

At the front of the queue to donate was Pride WA President Peter Foster who welcomed the recent changes to eligibility criteria.

Review | ‘Pretty Woman – The Musical’ is fun and filled with nostalgia

The 1990 romantic comedy is reimagined as a musical.

LGBTIQA+ community member Pippa joins ‘The Floor’ on Channel Nine

She knows a lot about Kylie Minogue but how will Pippa go with the other topics?

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VIVID celebrates queer and disabled artists through music

Mirabilis Collective presents VIVID, featuring music by queer and disabled composers, a world premiere and community discussion.