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Leigh Andrew Hill

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

Ghosts, girls and the grandiose: Blithe Spirit

Noel Coward’s 1940s play is at its heart a comedy about ghosts. Originally written and performed during the height of the Second World War,...

Mischief at the Cat Haven

Chandra Woodley, the Marketing and Communications Manager for the Cat Haven tells OUTinPerth that the charity constantly faces two challenges. “Too many cats and not...

Finland to reassess marriage equality after anti-gay petition

A petition has come before Finnish parliament this week urging the government to reconsider its decision to legalise same-sex marriage. The ‘Association for Real Marriage’...

Swedish Armed Forces launch Pride campaign

Sweden’s army have launched a new campaign that promotes LGBTIQ Pride and inclusiveness in the country’s military. The poster for the campaign presents a woman...

Glasgow Pride event bans drag; say it may offend

A Pride organisation in Glasgow, Scotland, have banned drag queens from performing at this year’s celebrations due to internal concerns that they may be...

Perth pet photographer is ready for a close up

Alex Cearns' professional life is one filled with unpredictability. The photographer who specialises in captures images of animals both in the wild and in...

So Shall Alice: It's not a laundromat

Lucky Chan's is a well-hidden, tri-level, late night restaurant that has taken Asian dining in Perth to another level, (or three). You’ll find it on...

Film Review: The Absent One

The hit of last year’s Scandinavian Film Festival was ‘The Keeper of Lost Causes’ and this film follows on from that. The Nordic noir...

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