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Leigh Andrew Hill

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

Wear It Purple grant applications are now open

Applications are now open for the Queer Futures & Future Me Funds.

Spit Shine celebrates the art of spoken word lip-sync

Gendermess Productions are presenting an all-new event at Connections Nightclub, observing the drag performance art of the spoken word lip-sync. The production company behind...

Ngalak Nidja Bilya: Queer fundraiser ball for NAIDOC Week

The Rechabite are hosting a special fundraising event with a stellar line-up of First Nations talent to celebrate NAIDOC Week 2024.

Youth Pride Network In Dialogue: Online Freedom or Safety?

The Youth Pride Network are hosting a community conversation this July, focused on online freedom and digital rights advocacy.

Rainbow Futures WA LGBTIQA+ Priorities Survey open til July

The results will be used to inform Rainbow Futures WA’s advocacy priorities into the future.

Review | Dark Ritual – Carla Lippis

Carla Lippis reimagines Dorothy's story into a thrilling tale of girl gangs, dive bars and sweet revenge.

Review | Christina Bianco: Crowd Control

Christina Bianco's Crowd Control is an exquisitely produced, hilariously funny and divinely inspired creation.

Review | It’s A Sin: Songs of Love and Shame

It's A Sin: Songs of Love and Shame is a fantastically funny, heartfelt and captivating hour of cabaret.

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