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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

Hot and Miss: Models who make music

Can models make the leap to a career in the music industry? We survey the work of musical models from those who were lame...

Dating Disasters

Trevor Jones's one man show Sticky Situations is coming to town this month. After a sold out session at Melbourne's Midsumma Festival the singer,...

Editor's Thoughts

The reports to federal parliament last month from politicians canvassing their electorate's views on same sex marriage were disappointing. Most reported their electorates were...

The Abercrombie & Fitch Experience

There's a line outside of people waiting to get in, crowd controllers stand over and even though it's snowing and the temperature is below...

On The Spot: David McLeod

Who is the last person who saw you naked? Me, looking in the mirror. Where did you go on your last holiday? Bali What film has made you...

MP's report on gay marriage

The majority of MPs who reported their electorates' views on same-sex marriage today were against changing the law. However, the results appear haphazard with...

Review: Red

Filled with a perfect balance of introspection, quick one-liners, mood swings and emotional outbursts, John Logan's Red is a wonderful theatrical rollercoaster. First rate...

Tom Ballard questions Miranda Devine

Comedian Tom Ballard has posted a YouTube video that challenges statements made by writer Miranda Devine in her latest column that was published in...

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