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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

Matt Canavan elected Nationals leader with Darren Chester as deputy

The Queensland senator replaces David Littleproud who resigned yesterday.

Bridget McKenzie and Matt Canavan throw their hats in the ring for Nationals leadership

Two MPs have indicated their stand for the Nationals leadership - but could there be more contenders?

Revisiting ‘Another Gay Sequel: Gay Gone Wild’

Director Todd Stephens chats about the outlandish films he made that celebrated being young and gay.

David Littleproud quits as Nationals leader

The politician said he was "buggered" and could no longer fulfill the role.

Ahead of his new album arriving on Friday, Anjimile shares a new song

Anjimile has released romantic final single Rust & Wire from his highly anticipated upcoming album You’re Free to Go. 

Pixar executive admits they cut suggestions that Elio could be queer

PIxar has defended the move saying it may have led to challenging conversations for parents.

Christian Lobby warns of “unintended consequences” in conversion therapy ban

Brian Greig from Just.Equal on moves to water down conversion therapy bans.

Former NSW MP Rory Amon found not guilty on most charges of sexual assault

The jury dismissed the majority of charges, but could not reach a verdict on two remaining counts.

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Pet Shop Boys and Russell T Davies team up to adapt ‘It’s a Sin’ into a dance work

The show will have its premiere in Manchester, but no date has been set.

On This Gay Day | Composer Stephen Sondheim was born

The giant of musical theatre wrote many memorable works include 'Into the Woods' and 'Assassins'.

Khalid to bring his ‘It’s Always Summer Somewhere Tour’ to Australia

The R&B star will be playing a show in Perth on 18th November at RAC Arena.

Election | Labor returned to government in South Australia

Labor will continue as the party of government in South Australia, with Premier Peter Malinauskas taking on a second term.