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Leigh Andrew Hill

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

German Film Festival pays tribute to Udo Kier with ‘Blood For Dracula’

The HSBC German Film Festival is paying tribute to the great German actor Udo Kier, who passed away late last year.

Private Lives 4: Australia’s largest LGBTIQA+ health survey now open

Australia's largest national health and wellbeing survey for LGBTIQA+ adults is now open.

Grants available to support events celebrating International Volunteer Day

Grants of up to $1,000 are available for events that celebrate inclusion and accessibility in volunteering.

Queer Liberation Boorloo and community call for justice at Trans Visibility rally

QLB hosted a rally for Trans Day of Visibility calling for greater action from lawmakers and solidarity among communities.

Right-wing extremism inquiry recommends greater support for LGBTIQA+ communities

LGBTIQA+ advocates have welcomed the recommendations of the inquiry's final report.

Tasmanian city council working towards first LGBTIQA+ Action Plan

The Council of Tasmania's City of Burnie is seeking input on their inaugural LGBTIQA+ Action Plan.

Events galore across the state for Youth Week WA

Youth Week WA is running from 10 - 16 April, bringing more than 50 events to venues across the state.

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Good character references scrapped under victim-focused legal reform

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