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The State Library of Queensland have announced their 2024 award winners with trans author Ash Shirvington taking home the top prize. It’s the second year entering the competition for Ash …
A recent independent evaluation of the Queensland Children’s Gender Service (QCGS) has confirmed that the service operates with no evidence of coercion, malpractice, or inadequate mental health screenings prior to …
The blanket ban on blood donation by gay men, and bisexual men and transgender women who have sex with men (GBT people), is one step closer to being lifted…
On International Non-Binary People’s Day Dr Antimony Dior reflects on navigating love and relationships as a non-binary person. It was forty degrees in Canberra, but I still wasn’t expecting Dee …
This article was originally published on City Hub. Midsumma, Australia’s leading queer arts and cultural organisation, is in urgent need of new office accommodation after it was “unexpectedly” asked the …
In a historic move to support the LGBTQIA+ community, the Miles Labor Government has launched “Pride in our Communities 2024 – 2032,” Queensland’s first comprehensive strategy for LGBTQIA+ inclusivity and …
If you’re tired of reading about trans people’s feelings, imagine how tired I am of having them. Much of the discourse around trans people these days focuses on young people’s ability …
A new grant has created the opportunity for transgender support organisation Transcend to establish a dedicated drop-in centre and peer support space at the Royal Children’s Hospital’s Gender Service in …
LGBTQI+ youth organisation Minus18 recently shared with followers on social media that anti-LGBT hate groups have been attacking their queer youth formals – and they’ve opened up to Star Observer …
What does science actually say about how trans folk can make their penis bigger? To be perfectly honest with you – not much at all. There have been no scientific …
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