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Leigh Andrew Hill

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

Advocates slam government’s LGBTIQA+ health plan as “weak and inadequate”

Just.Equal spokesperson Rodney Croome says the government should be providing concrete targets for improved LGBTIQA+ health.

InterAction for Health and Human Rights welcome LGBTIQA+ health action plan

Intersex advocates have praised the federal government for consulting with community.

10th annual OutSummit to be livestreamed from Washington DC

The 10th annual OutSummit is happening this week, connecting LGBTIQA+ communities around the world.

City of Vincent Film Project reveals 2025 films

The City of Vincent Film Project is a unique initiative, offering grants to local creators looking to tell stories from the neighbourhood.

BiSHH Study: National survey on bi+ health and wellbeing

A new community-led study is seeking input from bi+ Australians to learn more about sexual health, health and wellbeing.

‘Runt’ wins big at WA Screen Culture Awards

The WA Screen Culture Awards were held over the weekend with a fantastic ceremony at Luna Palace Leederville.

Nominations open for WA Women’s Hall of Fame

Nominations are currently open for the 2025 WA Women’s Hall of Fame.

Tasmanian advocates welcome stronger hate crime laws, call for further action

Tasmania's Attorney-General Guy Barnett has announced the state government will be strengthening laws against crimes motivated by discrimination, race and hate.

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