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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

Senator Claire Chandler leads conservative resignations from Liberal front bench

The exodus of Angus Taylor supporters has begun.

Michelle Rogers appointed chair of Rainbow Futures WA

The respected education and community leader takes up the role next month.

Death threats, abuse and insults become the norm in public debate

John Carey says it needs to be called out.

Perth Queer Film Festival shares exciting 10th anniversary program

The festival has just revealed one massive program from its 10th outing.

Familiar faces sign on for ‘Steel Magnolias’ stage production

The play will come to Perth's His Majesty's Theatre later this year.

The coalition has been reformed as Liberal and National leaders strike a deal

After a three week break the coalition has been reformed again.

2026 is the International Volunteer Year – how will you celebrate?

The United Nations declared 2026 to be the International Volunteer Year, recognising that volunteering, and supporting volunteers, is a key driver of sustainable development...

‘The Newsreader’ wins Best Drama Series at the AACTA Awards

The show third and final season picked up four awards.

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