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Leigh Andrew Hill

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

UK man found guilty of murdering police officer met on Grindr

A man in the UK has been handed a life sentence for murdering a police officer he had met using Grindr. Stefano Brizzi was found...

Watch the first full-length trailer for Tom of Finland

The first full-length trailer has been released for a biopic following the life of iconic gay illustrator Tom of Finland. Born Touko Valio Laaksonen in 1920,...

Native American Cherokee Nation now recognise same-sex marriages

The Cherokee Nation's attorney general has announced they will join with other Native American tribes in recognising same-sex marriage. As a sovereign nation, the Cherokee...

AEC equipment already purchased for failed plebiscite plan

The Australian Electoral Commission have revealed that supplies for the government's now defunct plebiscite plan have already been purchased. A recently established Senate Committee conducting...

RuPaul's Drag Race star eligible for Best Supporting Actor/Actress at Oscars

RuPaul's Drag Race contestant Kelly Mantle will be the first person to be considered for a nomination as both actor and actress at the...

Megan Mullally hints at 10-episode Will & Grace reunion

Star of Parks & Recreation, Children's Hospital and all-around goddess Megan Mullally has dropped some serious hints about 10 more potential episodes of Will & Grace. Speaking...

By Our Side: Safe Schools advocate Jack Garber

Jack Garber is a state councilor for Western Australian Council of State School Organisations (WACSSO). He has trained as lawyer, he's a father, and...

Molly Meldrum: Ah Well, Nobody's Perfect

  Prior to reading Ah Well, Nobody’s Perfect the only exposure I had to Molly Meldrum in my life was in my early years on...

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WA government insists action on conversion therapy ban is progressing

Western Australia's government says conversion therapy ban legislation is progressing, but advocates remain concerned about delays and missing timelines.

Court rules Trinidad and Tobago must remove laws criminalising homosexuality

Britain's Privy Council has ruled Trinidad and Tobago's anti-gay laws unconstitutional, marking a major victory for activist Jason Jones.

Artist Paul O’Connor presents ‘Yesterday is History’ during PRIDEFEST

Nationally exhibited WA artist Paul O'Connor will unveil a new exhibition during PRIDEFEST.

TV star and author David Walliams accused of grooming teenage girls

David Walliams has been identified in UK court proceedings involving allegations of grooming and inappropriate behaviour, which he denies.

Dr Lorraine Finlay to leave Human Rights Commission

Human Rights Commissioner Lorraine Finlay will leave the Commission after five years, concluding a tenure marked by achievements and controversy.