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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

RAINBOWlers attracts new people to the sport of lawn bowls

A perfect summer Sunday afternoon saw people taking to the green to try out Lawn Bowls.

Meet Mr Bear Perth 2025, it’s Mikey!

Mikey shares how he found his tribe with Bears Perth.

Season 1 of ‘Heated Rivalry’ builds to a climatic finish

The latest episode was an emotional rollercoaster- but what an ending!

Robert Baxter teams up with Sweatbaby for new single ‘Icy (Take It Off)’

The track is a club pop anthem to soundtrack the upcoming hot summer nights.

Recent changes to surrogacy and ART laws celebrated

Advocates who fought for the laws to be changed shared their stories from the long campaign.

Connections Nightclub shines in gold for 50th birthday

It was a night filled with queer joy, community spirit, and stunning performances.

Perth celebrates Connections 50th birthday

Generations of Connections loyal customers turned out to mark the big 50.

Kylie’s ready for XMAS – check out her latest video

Kylie's latest version of her Christmas album has gone straight to the top of the UK charts.

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Australian government urged to protect transgender rights and recognition

Equality Australia call on the federal government to maintain gender protections in the Sex Discrimination Act.

Television comedy director James Burrows dies aged 85

Acclaimed director James Burrows, who shaped modern television comedy across decades, has died aged 85, prompting tributes from major stars.

Review | ‘Dirty Talk’ is hilarious, but also has something to say

A witty and engaging production at The Blue Room blends fantasy and reality while cleverly challenging ideas about romance, identity and confidence.

Jamie Varley jailed for life with no possibility of parole over death of adopted child

Teacher jailed for life over murder of adopted toddler Preston Davey

On This Gay Day | The Rocky Horror Show opened in London

After two previews, The Rocky Horror Show made its debut at the Royal Court’s 63-seat Upstairs Theatre on this day in 1973. The show was an instant success.