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Trans.au is a national directory of trans and gender diverse services and community groups.

July 24, 2024
10:56 am

Maps Upgrade LAUNCHED!

Our newest maps have been recently launched, offering enhanced layout and improved functionality while retaining all the previous information.

Key features of the updated maps include:

Dedicated pages for each listing, allowing users to save information by opening in a new tab.
Search functionality within the map through a button located in the top right corner.
Ability to search for specific doctors or services by name.
Fresh and modern design.
Multiple pages for listings to accommodate more information.
Improved loading times.

We hope you like this upgrade, and we’re always seeking feedback for our maps and other offerings across the site.

If you know of a service that we don’t have listed, please let us know by filling out the form found here.

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