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Leigh Andrew Hill

Leigh is a co-editor of OUTinPerth. He also works in the higher education sector.

Absolutely Fabulous movie pops the cork with first pics

Edina Monsoon and Patsy Stone have been spotted being Absolutely Fabulous on a luxury yacht thanks to the BBC and Fox releasing the first...

James Franco begins casting for porn mogul murder biopic

James Franco and his production company are gearing up for a new film that explores the macabre murder of gay porn producer Bryan Kocis...

Mimi Imfurst is large and in charge

RuPaul's Drag Race Stars Mimi Imfurst, Latrice Royale and Jaidynn Diore Fierce are heading to Perth this Saturday as part of their massive Large...

WA local elections shake up council seats

WA local council election were held over the weekend, seeing a number of returning and new members alike across dozens of councils across the...

NSW Labor push for stronger hate speech laws

NSW Labor leader Luke Foley is pushing for stronger discrimination laws in his home state, claiming the current laws fall short of protecting citizens...

Josh Thomas talks Please Like Me season 3

Josh Thomas has been making waves across the globe with his hit show, 'Please Like Me'. We chatted to the comedian leading up to...

Survey shows support for marriage equality in regional NSW

A new survey conducted in the regional seat of Gilmore in New South Wales has shown 62% of the community are in favour of...

Debate begins on Italy’s civil union bill

Italian parliament has initiated debate on a bill that would legislate for civil unions– one of the last countries in Western Europe to allow...

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Applause for cross-party Tasmanian conversion ban vote 

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