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Leigh Andrew Hill

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

Marriage equality supporters welcome the end of the plebiscite

Yesterday the government's proposed plan for marriage equality was defeated in the Upper House, with 33 votes against the bill and 29 in favour. High...

Panti Bliss to return to Australia with High Heels in Low Places

The Queen of Ireland herself, Panti Bliss, is heading to Australia for a tour of her latest show, High Heels in Low Places. The infamous drag...

The Vengaboys are back in town with a busload of guests

The Vengabus cannot be stopped! The Vengaboys are heading back to town once again, bringing their iconic ‘90s and ‘00s Eurodance sound back to...

WA Senator Louise Pratt delivers emotional speech against plebiscite

Labor Senator for Western Australia Louise Pratt gave a stirring and personal speech in the Senate yesterday, during debate on the Government's now defunct...

Taiwan makes moves towards marriage equality

Taiwan may the the first Asian country to enact marriage equality, as a group of MPs hope to forge ahead with a bill. Politicians from...

French court rules 'homophobe' is an insult, defamation

A Parisian court has fined a protester for their use of the word 'homophobe', declaring the term to be defamatory. Former president of the AIDS...

Rare Air Podcast: Transmen of WA's Nick Lawrence

Local group Three Gates Media have just released a podcast with Transmen of WA leader Nick Lawrence. Broadcaster Meri Fatin previously spoke to Nick's mother Dianne...

Photos: Queen of the Court 2016 (Week 1 & 2)

Queen of the Court 2016 continued this week for round 2, where the queens and king were assigned group numbers and had to show...

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