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Bibliophile | ‘The Boy Who Loved Dolls’ is a gripping Gothic thriller

'The Boy Who Loved Dolls' is a thrillingly accomplished novel with many layers.

Fresh Tracks | The latest tunes worth checking out

This week we check out new offerings from Sugababes, Tegan and Sara, Chvrches, Infintie Coles and ENLI.

On This Gay Day | Sir Robert Helpmann died in 1986

Robert Helpmann was a renowned Australian ballet dancer, actor, choreographer, and director.

Screening Saves Lives: Michelle’s courage saved her life

Michelle shares her journey with cancer and highlights the importance of regular screening.

Elsewhere Social Club offers a new way to meet people

A new weekly event aims to bring people together for real interactions.

Finalists revealed for 2025 WA Mental Health Awards

More than 40 finalists are in the running for this year's WA Mental Health Awards.

Lush partners with TransHub in support of trans and gender diverse Australians

TransHub is an ACON resource addressing the critical need for clear and accessible information on gender affirmation.

The Last Mile: Dr Daniel Vujcich interview

WAAC CEO Dr Daniel Vujcich talks about strategies to achieve Australia's 2030 HIV goals.

‘Muster Dogs’: ABC’s most adorable series set to return

After fetching a 2025 Logie Award for Best Structured Reality Program, Muster Dogs is set to return with two new series.

R U OK? encourages community and allies to check in any day

“These conversations matter and they’re often more welcome than we think."

Funding available through WA Government’s Regional Events Scheme

Applications are now open for the Cook Government's 2026-27 regional events support program.

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Bibliophile | ‘The Boy Who Loved Dolls’ is a gripping Gothic thriller

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Robert Helpmann was a renowned Australian ballet dancer, actor, choreographer, and director.

Neil Buckley shares his experience of being dismissed from the army

Former soldier Neil Buckley welcomes a government apology but argues practical support is needed for veterans affected by discriminatory policies.

Poll shows two thirds of straight British women are unwilling to date a bisexual man

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