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Leigh Andrew Hill

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

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...

Alice Mod finds Mount Lawley's hidden gem

Defectors is Mount Lawley's Hidden Gem. Different to my thinking, it's not one of the strip's most well know venues, and while many people are...

Transmen of WA's Nick Lawrence on making connections

Growing up gender diverse can be a lonely business and I always tell people I started Transmen of WA because I wanted to make...

Third Liberal MP to cross the floor for marriage equality

Queensland MP Teresa Gambaro has revealed that she will defy the Coalition party room decision and cross the floor for marriage equality. Ms Gambaro had...

Federal Liberals vow to cross the floor for marriage equality

Liberal Senator Dean Smith and Wyatt Roy MP have sworn to vote in favour of marriage equality and are urging the government to allow...

Courtney Act: Genderqueen

Shane Jenek - better known by the pseudonym Courtney Act – is incredibly busy. Speaking to me from Provincetown, a gay haven on the...

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