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OUTinPerth is a free monthly newspaper focusing on diversity in sexuality and gender. You can find OUTinPerth at over 300 locations in Western Australia. Alongside our print publication we also publish stories online and through our social network platforms.
We cover a wide range of issues including local, national and international news, information about community groups and events, and the latest night life news.
Each month we talk to the most interesting people in the fields of politics, fashion, music and the arts. In OUTinPerth you’ll find conversations with everyone from the person down the street to superstars on the international stage.
OUTinPerth is proud to be involved in the community and supports a wide range of community groups and arts organisations including Pride WA, PGLAG and RTRFM. Source
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| Scope | National, LGBTQ+ |
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| Language | English |
| Country | Australia |
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Search ArticlesVirgin Australia Pride Flights are returning to the skies in 2027
If you’re based in Melbourne or Brisbane and planning a trip to the 2027 Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, why not travel on a Virgin Australia Pride Flight? Virgin Australia Pride Flight is returning to the skies in 2027, with seats now on sale for two celebration flights departing Melbourne and Brisbane for Sydney on Friday, 5 March 2027.
Troye Sivan says his next video clip is the “gayest” of his career
roye Sivan’s new album She’s the Best arrives tomorrow, and the video for new track FF will also be released. In a post on Instagram, Sivan reflected on the upcoming video, saying, “somehow made the gayest music video of my career”. A brief snippet of the clip appears to show Sivan and a male model in a shower, followed by two shots of them in an outdoor setting. The teaser gives fans little indication of what the video’s storyline or overall concept might be.
Former bishop Christopher Saunders sentenced over sex offences
Disgraced former Catholic bishop, Christopher Saunders, has been sentence to six and half years behind bars for grooming and molesting two young Aboriginal men more than a decade ago. The District Court found him guilty of the offences in August, and today Judge Martin Flynn sentenced Saunders to a term of imprisonment. The sentence was backdated to 12 August 2026, and he will be eligible for parole after four and half years. Saunders is now 76 years old.
Court hears that Lamarre-Condon had access to police bullets
Beau Lamarre-Condon may have had access to ammunition through his attendance at a police firearms training exercise. Lamarre-Condon, 31, is standing trial accused of shooting Jesse Baird and his partner Luke Davies with his police-issued firearm at Baird’s Paddington home on 19 February 2024. He has pleaded not guilty to two counts of murder and one count of aggravated break and enter.
Scruff owners buy rival app Growlr
Perry Street Software (PSS), which describes itself as the world’s largest independent queer app company and publisher of SCRUFF and Jack’d, has announced it has acquired Growlr, a leading social networking app for bears and their admirers. PSS plans to make a multi-million-dollar, multi-year investment in Growlr to completely rebuild the app, modernise its design and significantly expand its presence within the GBTQ+ bear community.
Scheme to remove historical homosexual defence service convictions launched
Current and former Australian Defence Force (ADF) personnel can now apply to have historical convictions relating to consensual same-sex conduct extinguished from their service records. Until 1992, consensual homosexual activity could be prosecuted as a service offence under Australian military discipline law.
Allegra Spender announces she'll introduce bill to protect students and teachers from discrimination
Independent MP Allegra Spender has announced she will introduce a bill to Parliament next week that would provide protections for students and teachers against discrimination on the basis of sexuality, gender or marital status at religious schools. “Labor has promised to do this for years, but never delivered, despite broad consensus in the community.
Head to Connections on Friday for the PRIDEFEST program launch sundowner
Join the Pride WA Board and community for a relaxed after-work sundowner at Connections Nightclub on Friday 9 October from 6pm to 8pm. Be among the first to explore the 2026 PRIDEFEST Festival Guide, packed with arts, culture, community and sporting events taking place across November. The first 150 guests through the door will enjoy a complimentary glass of wine courtesy of Ampersand Estates. The 2026 PRIDEFEST will have the theme of SIDE BY SIDE – Every Identity. One Community.
Meet the monsters of ‘The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula’ season seven
The reality TV competition platforming alternative drag artistry returns for another celebration of drag, filth, horror and glamour just in time for Halloween. The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula showcases drag performers from the USA and around the world, for the chance at $100,000 and the title of World’s Next Drag Supermonster. Now in its seventh season, 12 new monsters have come together to take on the runway, extermination challenges and of course – argue in The Cauldron.
First look at the bloody new season of ‘Dexter: Resurrection’
The reboot of the award-winning thriller Dexter is back for a second season with another all-star cast of murderous villains. Dexter: Resurrection follows serial serial killer killer Dexter Morgan (Michael C Hall) a decade after the original series of Dexter ended, now living in New York City as he tries to build a relationship with his son while pursuing his dark obsession.