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Leigh Andrew Hill

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

For The Dolls! Fundraiser raises thousands for local trans artists

A fundraising event has racked up thousands of dollars to support local trans artists, with a blockbuster lineup at Connections Nightclub.

Get down to Honky Tonk Friday ahead of Barn Dance Perth

Honky Tonk Friday promises to be Barn Dance's "lively little sibling".

Finalists announced for 2025 WA Youth Awards

Since 1999, the WA Youth Awards have been celebrating young Western Australians for their extraordinary community contributions and achievements.

LGBTIQA+ advocates question health ministers over blood donation changes

Representatives for blood donation advocacy campaign Let Us Give has raised concerns over proposed gender-neutral assessments.

LGBTIQ+ groups join forces to denounce discrimination against trans women

"We reject damaging public narratives that seek to divide us and deny the long and connected history of our movement for equality and justice."

Join Dyan Tai for a unique afternoon of music, creativity and community

Midland-based LGBTIQA+ group Our Place is bringing queer pop sensation Dyan Tai to the west coast for a very special youth event.

Homelessness Week: State government reaffirms commitment to boost support

Homelessness Week 2025 is held from 4 - 10 August, focusing on the theme of Homelessness Action Now.

WA documentary ‘POINTE’ tells powerful story of healing through dance

A new documentary from Dawn Jackson tells the captivating, shocking story of acclaimed WA dancer Floeur Alder.

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Former politician Dee Margetts remembered following her death at 71

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Catholic Education Tasmania rejects claims of unlawful discrimination raised by parliamentary inquiry.

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Anti-gay Tasmanian local election slurs condemned

Equality Tasmania has condemned anti-gay graffiti targeting mayoral candidate Paul Terrett as police investigate the vandalism.