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Leigh Andrew Hill

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

Try your luck at Tag A Drag Bingo every Thursday night

Looking for some mid-week fun? Connections Nightclub and a gaggle of local queens have you covered. Thursday night is Tag A Drag Bingo night! Each...

Ian Thorpe joins campaign for LGBTQ+ protections in schools

Olympic legend Ian Thorpe has joined a new national campaign calling for urgent federal reform to protect women and LGBTQ+ students and staff in religious schools.

Nominations open for 2024 WA Mental Health Awards

Individuals, organisations and projects that are making a remarkable impact in the mental health space are eligible.

Australian LGBTQ+ Inclusion Awards celebrate corporate champions

The awards are produced by Pride in Diversity, an initiative led by NSW's peak LGBTQ+ health organisation ACON.

Cook Government to abolish Gender Reassignment Board

The Western Australian Government have announced today that they will be introducing a Bill to abolish the long-criticised Gender Reassignment Board.

Pride WA Networking returns to The Royal this April

Pride WA's community networking event is coming back to Perth's Royal Hotel on Wednesday, 17 April.

Review | ‘Tuck Shop’ serves up a sweet and sinful treat

This all you can eat buffet of comedy, live vocals, dance, acrobatics, burlesque and so much more is now playing at Rooftop Movies.

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13th Queer Screen Film Fest announces winners

Test wins Queer Screen Film Fest's Emerging Narrative Feature Award as the festival unveils its 2026 on-demand program.

WAYJO set to celebrate Pride with Queer Anthems

WAYJO, the West Australian Youth Jazz Orchestra will team up with singer Queency this November to celebrate Pride.

WA becomes the last state to introduce legislation on conversion practices

Pressure is building on WA Attorney-General Tony Buti to address the issue.

High Court rejects Sall Grover appeal in long-running gender case

Australia's High Court declined Giggle's appeal, ending the Giggle v Tickle litigation and leaving discrimination findings intact.

Bill hailed as Tasmania’s best chance to end conversion practices

Equality Tasmania has backed a proposed conversion practices ban, arguing it would create Australia's strongest protections for LGBTQIA+ people.