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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

Fresh Tracks | The latest tunes worth checking out

New tracks from Gallipony, Arlo Parks, Anne Hathaway, Haute & Freddy and David Archuleta.  

Health officials estimate one percent of Fiji’s population living with HIV

In January last year the World Health Organisation described it as an "escalating HIV epidemic".

Marcia Hines, Missy Higgins and the sound of a crosswalk preserved in national archive

Marcia Hines hit 'You' is being added to the national sound registry. See what else is being captured.

Spin It | New albums from Snail Mail, Arlo Parks, Deary, and Nightmares on Wax vs Adrian Sherwood

Here's four top albums that have just been released. Indie pop to dance floor dub.

Review | ‘Father Mother Sister Brother’ is exceptionally boring

Jim Jarmusch’s latest offering is an anthology: three stories centred on fractured families and parent–child relationships.

The Beta Band are touring Australia for the very first time

Catch the legendary Scottish band at Metropolis Fremantle this June.

Sam Kerr dismisses reports she’s leaving Chelsea and signing with a US team

There was speculation Sam Kerr could be heading back to the USA.

From Equal Love leader to One Nation MP – questions over Jason Virgo’s political transformation

The new South Australian MP said he "grew up" and it led to his decision to join One Nation.

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Funding opportunities for new and emerging filmmakers

Two funding programs offer documentary and short film grants, supporting emerging filmmakers and LGBTQIA+ Australian storytellers.

We value connection, but are drifting apart

New research finds Australians value connection and belonging, but many feel increasingly disconnected, with implications for mental health.

‘CryBaby’ by Mabel Gibson wins at WA Premier’s Book Awards

Yamatji writer Mabel Gibson claimed two major WA Premier's Book Awards, with judges praising her debut memoir 'CryBaby'.