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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

Billy Porter to join UK production of ‘Cabaret’

The London production of Cabaret will be welcoming Billy Porter to it's cast. The Kinky Boots and POSE star will be taking over the role...

Village People singer repeats threat to sue media outlets who say ‘YMCA’ is a gay anthem

Victor Willis has delivered an warning to the world's media.

OPINION | Bravo for PrideFEST 2024 – a festival that built on past success

PrideFEST 2024 saw a great mix of established events and bold new ideas.

Media Watch’s Paul Barry repeats call for ABC to distance itself from ACON

After 11 years hosting the program, Paul Barry delivered his parting shots.

Company behind The Court backtracks on vow to skip Australia Day celebrations

Australian Venue Co, the company that owns Perth pub The Court and hundreds of other venues across the country is backtracking.

Calls to “Unite to Reach All” on World AIDS Day

IAS President Beatriz Grinsztejn said it was essential that people came together to ensure that no one is left behind.

MasterChef UK judge Greg Wallace accused of inappropriate behaviour

The TV host has denied the allegations but stepped down from his roles while an investigation is rolled out.

Can you donate some history to the WestPride archives?

Add to our shared history this Saturday, check under the bed, look in the garage!

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Dive back in the teenage years of comedian Alan Carr.

Department of Health issues fresh warning over mpox cases in Western Australia

15 cases of mpox have been reported in WA since October, with most acquired locally, in the gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men population. 

Leading WA health organisation was asking all potential employees about their HIV status

Advocates say it's an example of how stigma about HIV is perpetuated.