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Leigh Andrew Hill

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

Rainbow Futures WA: Gender reform is the first step

Local LGBTQIA+ advocacy consortium Rainbow Futures WA (RFWA) have welcomed the Cook Government's announcement of gender-focused law reform, but say WA still has much to do.

Comedy all-stars join ‘Taskmaster Australia’ season two

Josh Thomas, Anne Edmonds, Jenny Tian and more will be put to task on season two.

Spanish Film Festival teases biggest line-up ever

The HSBC Spanish Film Festival is back this June and July with their largest selection of films to date. The festival will return from 13...

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.

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