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Camp comedian Bob Downe has been signed by Pink Media Group to front campaigns targeting gays and lesbians. Downe, real name Mark Trevorrow, has been touring since 1984, and recently appeared on The Circle, The Project and hosted the Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardis Gras. Trevorrow commented: “I look forward to working with organisations that are prepared [...]

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