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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

Victorian police launch investigation into claims Katy Perry sexually assaulted Ruby Rose

Representatives for Katy Perry have strongly denied the allegation, describing it as “dangerous, reckless lies”.

Madonna shares more details about ‘Confessions II’

The album will be out on July 3 and come in a range of different formats.

Ollie Hunt is back with new track ‘Speedy’

The rising Australian music star is about to share a new slice of pop, and it's called 'Speedy'.

Federal Court gives green light to appeal for group that wants to exclude transgender women

The case has been sent back to a tribunal for reconsideration.

Sound the alarm! A new era of Madonna is imminent

New music from the singer could arrive any day.

Couch Potato | New comedy galore with Urzila Carlson

Urzila Carlson launches new sketch comedy series on the ABC.

Review | ‘Duck Pond’ is an unexpected joy of acrobatic prowess

The world class show comes from Queensland based company Circa.

St Kilda player Lance Collard got a whopping ban over alleged gay slur

The player will be off the field for the next seven games.

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