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Perth LGBTI Professionals makes the move to Moana Hall

Networking event Perth LGBTI Professionals is back after the holiday season and ready to bring the local community together once again.

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The casual networking event is open to all who are looking to share their work within the LGBTIQ+ community here in WA, and learn what other community groups and individuals have been working on.

The bi-monthly event has continued to grow since its small beginnings, bringing together dozens of community members every two months.

The first event of 2020 will see a venue change, moving to Moana Hall on Hay Street.

Perth LGBTI Professionals comes to Moana Hall on Tuesday 11th February from 5:30pm. For more information head to Facebook.

OIP Staff


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