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Leigh Andrew Hill

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

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.

Cass Review: UK report on trans youth support released

The final report of an independent review of gender identity services for children and young people in the UK has been released.

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