Premium Content:

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

Couch Potato | ABC launches new comedy series ‘Optics’

Optics is a new comedy series from the ABC created by the team behind The Chaser. It's set in the world of public relations.

Comedian Mae Martin announces surprise career move

Martin is launching a music career.

‘The Newsreader’ returns for its third season with drama and deceit

It's the final outing in the adventures of Helen Norville and Dale Jennings.

Review | ‘What Doesn’t Kill You [blah blah] Stronger’ is a delight

Don't miss this witty and clever cabaret that's filled with details of delicious disasters.

Tasmanian councillor condemned for comments about Jonathan van Ness

A Tasmanian politician says Queer Eye star Jonathan van Ness should be "kept away from children" and is "not right in the head".

Review | ‘Lassu’ is filled with thrills, comedy and a party vibe

Lassu | Taylor Reserve, Victoria Park | Until 16 Feb | ★ ★ ★ ★ ★   Fringe World 2025 is underway and their hundreds of...

Labor government commits to surrogacy reform if elected for a third term

Health Minister commits to action in first half of 2025 if re-elected.

Filmmaker David Lynch dead at 78

Director David Lynch created the Twin Peaks series, brought Dune to the screen, and made many remarkable and acclaimed films.

Newsletter

Don't miss

Angus Taylor quits Shadow Cabinet

It's on. The moves to depose Liberal leader Sussan Ley have begun.

‘Jimpa’ director Sophie Hyde shares queer family insights on ‘Australian Story’

Sophie Hyde's upcoming film Jimpa is deeply personal to the Australian director.

Swedish pop sensation Zara Larsson heading down under

Zara Larsson is keeping her endless summer going, announcing she's heading to Australia later this year.

Perth Queer Film Festival shares exciting 10th anniversary program

The festival has just revealed one massive program from its 10th outing.

On This Gay Day | Activist Mark Ashton died in 1987

Mark Ashton's advocacy was captured in the film 'Pride'.