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Leigh Andrew Hill

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

Pride WA announce review of Fairday celebrations

Pride WA have released a statement on the future of Fairday following a community forum in September to discuss future timing and cost structure...

Abbe May's Tonight Show spectacular returns to Fremantle Festival

Abbe May’s getting ready to release her new album Bitchcraft and the first single Are We Flirting has been getting some serious radio airplay....

Q&A: Labor and Greens stand by blocking plebiscite bill

Last night's episode of Q&A broadcast from Docklands, Melbourne covered a wide-ranging itinerary from unions to sexism, Donald Trump and the ABCC, with a final question...

Family First Senator Bob Day quits the Senate

South Australian Senator Bob Day has announced he is leaving federal parliament today, due to financial issues with his construction business Home Australia. Mr Day was elected...

Anxious Arnold: Please Like Me's Keegan Joyce talks season 4

Calling from a trip to his hometown of Sydney, Keegan Joyce is a far more confident man than his Please Like Me alter-ego Arnold. The...

Push for Prime Minister to be uninvited from Mardi Gras

A member of the board of Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras has spoken out at a marriage equality rally in Sydney today, calling...

Hannah Gadsby talks art, Please Like Me and the "Not-Fun"

Comedian, writer, art historian and actor Hannah Gadsby is returning to WA for a stand up comedy special as part of the Art Gallery...

Remembering Matthew Shepard: 18 years on

Yesterday marked the 18th anniversary of the death of Matthew Shepard, a young gay man who was murdered in his home town of Laramie,...

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