Graeme Watson
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Republican lawmaker allegedly went on a homophobic rant in a bar (opens the original)
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Republican Pennsylvania lawmaker Aaron Bernstine has been accused of making homophobic remarks targeting a Democratic political rival. According to PennLive, Michael Ford, secretary-treasurer of the Pennsylvania Building and Construction Trades Council, alleged that the comments were made during an event at McGrath’s Pub. Ford alleged that Bernstine told attendees that Democratic legislator Malcolm Kenyatta had recently lost weight because he “has AIDS”. Bernstine was also accused of using addit
SOAK will share new album 'decembers' this December (opens the original)
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SOAK, the stage name of Irish singer-songwriter Bridie Monds-Watson, has announced a new album titled decembers, due for release on 4 December 2026. It will be the singer’s fourth album, following Before We Forgot How to Dream (2015), Grim Town (2019) and If I Never Know You Like This Again (2022). The new album follows a period during which Monds-Watson was unable to sing due to an autoimmune disease. The journey explored across the record is not just a psychological one but a physical one as w
Short list for Human Rights Awards revealed (opens the original)
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Twenty Australians and community-focused organisations have been named finalists in the 2026 Australian Human Rights Awards. Selected from more than 300 nominations, this year’s finalists are making a significant difference in communities across Australia. Their work includes improving healthcare, supporting refugees, expanding access to education, advocating for law reform and helping young people thrive. The finalists are recognised across five award categories, including the Australian Human
Ana BrnabiÄ makes history as President of Serbia (opens the original)
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Ana BrnabiÄ has made history again. In 2017, she became the first woman and the first lesbian to hold the office of Prime Minister of Serbia. She has now become the country’s acting President. BrnabiÄ also became the country’s longest-serving prime minister, holding the office from 2017 until 2024. She has taken on the new role following the resignation of President Aleksandar VuÄiÄ. As Speaker of the National Assembly, BrnabiÄ automatically assumed the role upon VuÄiÄ’s resignation. Howe
Have you ever seen the original British version of 'Queer as Folk'? (opens the original)
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When the original British series Queer as Folk was released in 1999, it was a huge success but also caused an uproar with its bold depiction of the lives of a group of gay men. The show did not air in Australia when it first premiered. Many viewers sought out DVD copies, which were often shared among friends, with screenings arranged in lounge rooms across the country. The series was later remade in the United States and became essential viewing on SBS for many Australian audiences. Now both ser
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