Trans Justice Meanjin are launching their latest project to support transgender youth in Queensland.

Open Doors Youth Service in Brisbane is marking its twenty-five-year birthday with a transformative celebration this month.

What began as a “pause” on gender affirming healthcare for trans youth in Queensland has become one of the most controversial and legally contested healthcare battles in the country — leaving families caught in the middle.

The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Board has been accused of not supporting Australia’s trans community, after choosing not to implement a number of resolutions passed at last year’s annual general meeting, with some members calling for an urgent Extraordinary General Meeting to address the issue.

Anti-trans activist and Binary Australia spokesperson Kirralie Smith will be appealing a $95,000 fine after she was found to have vilified two trans women last year.

Neo-Nazi group the National Socialist Network has announced its intent to disband in response to the federal government’s proposed hate speech laws.

NT Health Minister, Steve Edgington has announced that the Northern Territory will also ban access to puberty blockers and gender affirming care for trans youth.

The Queensland government has announced it will continue its ban on gender-affirming care for new trans patients under 18 in the public system, following an independent review into evidence around puberty blockers and hormone treatments.

GLAAD has announced its 2025 20 Under 20 list — a showcase of young LGBTQIA+ people who are fighting to improve the world for their generation — and Melbourne’s own Evangeline “Evie” MacDonald has been recognised as one of this year’s standout change-makers.

The Queensland government is facing yet another legal challenge against its ban on gender-affirming care for transgender adolescents, a little over one month since the Supreme Court overturned the ban in October.