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Leigh Andrew Hill

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

Speak True: Educational apps help change your voice

Have you ever wanted a more masculine or more feminine voice? Now one of the world’s top speech therapists, who specializes in working with the...

When in Rome: Our guide to Italy's capital

There are so many things to do and see in Rome a few days can quickly be filled with sightseeing, great food and endless...

Perth's 24 hour poet people

Scott-Patrick Mitchell has signed himself up for a challenge. The performance poet is heading to Crack Theatre Festival in Newcastle in early October where...

Strategic Timing of Antiretroviral Treatment

The Strategic Timing of Antiretroviral Treatment, or START study, is a clinical randomised controlled trial aimed at clarifying the optimal time to begin antiretroviral...

CD Reviews: The Chemical Brothers, Four Tet and more

The Internet Ego Death “Now she wants to fuck me” sings Syd Tha Kid right at the start of the opening track ‘Get Away’. The songs...

Andrew Burry: "We've never walked alone"

30 years ago when the Western Australian AIDS Council was incorporated, few would have imagined that three decades on there would still be no...

Craig Stott on the humanity of Holding The Man

Author, actor and activist Timothy Conigrave’s magnum opus ‘Holding the Man’ is a hallmark of Australian literature. Originally released in 1995, the memoir recounts...

Lex Randolph talks crowd-funding for SRS

For many people who are transgender one of the big challenges is finding a way to pay for the surgery that will make a...

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OPINION | Pride offers strength to survive in the face of rising hate

OUTinPerth editor Leigh Andrew Hill reflects on this year's PrideFEST theme under a cloud of rising anti-LGBTQ+ hate.

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