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Leigh Andrew Hill

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

NSW cinema offer cheap screenings of Gayby Baby in response to ban

In the wake of furore over the NSW Government’s decision to ban a local high school from screening same-sex parenting documentary ‘Gayby Baby’, a...

Gender-neutral title 'Mx' added to Oxford Dictionary

In their most recent update, Oxford Dictionaries have added the gender neutral honourific ‘Mx’ to the decades-old glossary of English language. The title, pronounced ‘mix’,...

Christopher Pyne wants marriage equality for stable families

Leader of the House Christopher Pyne has confirmed his support for marriage equality and revealed how he came to that decision during a speech...

WAAC present Holding The Man with Ryan Corr

Last night the WA Aids Council and Luna Palace Cinemas held a very special premiere screening of 'Holding The Man' with a Q&A session...

Port Hedland first to recognise same-sex couples in regional WA

The Town of Port Hedland in regional Western Australia have created a relationship declaration register that formally recognises relationship status - regardless of gender. Port...

Senate seek public submissions on marriage equality plebiscite

The Senate have launched an inquiry into the matter of a popular vote, in the form of a plebiscite or referendum, on marriage equality in...

Julia Gillard says yes to marriage equality

Appearing at the University of Victoria to honour retired Justice of the High Court of Australia Michael Kirby, former Prime Minister Julia Gillard announced...

It's not personal, it's Drag Factory

The Court Hotel's weekly drag extravaganza was in full swing last week as hosts Veronica Jean Jones and Alexas Armstrong pit 3 Perth queens...

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