Star Observer – Tickle V Giggle Appeal To Run For Four Days In Federal Court This Week
The landmark Tickle V Giggle transgender discrimination case returns to court this week for a four day appeal before Australia’s Full Federal Court .
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The landmark Tickle V Giggle transgender discrimination case returns to court this week for a four day appeal before Australia’s Full Federal Court .
The Australian Greens have expelled long-time party figure Drew Hutton following a series of statements in which he criticised the party’s support for transgender rights and accused it of becoming “an authoritarian cult”.
Australia will make history on Monday when it becomes the first country to remove sexual activity wait times for plasma donations and allow those on PrEP to provide donations as well.
A slate of new reforms in the NSW Equality Act come into effect from today, including new birth certificate laws, and the introduction of non-binary and not-specified gender markers.
Yep, The “Paranoid” Trans Folks Were Right All Along is an opinion piece by Dr. Antimony Deor.
Mark Latham has lost his attempt to have a Barrister in his case against Alex Greenwich recused this week.
The largest survey ever conducted on transgender lives in the United States has revealed the impacts of transphobia on decisions around transitioning and detransitioning for members of the community.
A diner at Melbourne’s Soho restaurant is calling for increased bathroom accessibility for trans and gender diverse people, after experiencing an alleged incident of transphobia at the venue last weekend.
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