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OUTInPerth – Sky News defend Subiaco anti-transgender sticker attacks
Host James Macpherson has criticised WA Police for investigating the incidents.
07/01/2026
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Host James Macpherson has criticised WA Police for investigating the incidents.
Northern Territory Health Minister Steve Edgington was mocked for his decision to ban puberty blockers.
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The City of Subiaco have removed the offensive stickers almost 40 times in the last 6 months.
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The CLP government has announced it will withdraw funding for puberty blockers and gender-affirming hormones for people under 18.
Human rights groups, community advocates and medical experts have slammed the Northern Territory government’s shock decision to block young trans people from accessing essential healthcare.
Children in the Northern Territory will no longer have access to publicly funded puberty blockers or gender-affirming hormones after Health Minister Steve Edgington announced the government would follow Queensland’s lead in suspending the treatments.