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Medical experts, health bodies and LGBTIQ+ organisations have condemned the Queensland Government’s decision to extend its ban on healthcare for trans youth for at least the next six years.
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.
The Queensland Government confirmed it will continue its pause on puberty blockers for trans and gender diverse young people until […]
The new rules were set to take effect on Friday.
Transgender Victoria has announced they will march in the 2026 Midsumma Pride March following confirmation that Victoria Police will not. […]
For the past six months, transphobic stickers have continuously appeared in Subiaco playgrounds and public spaces despite residents removing them. […]
Trans Health Research were excited to join over 500 delegates in Nipaluna/Hobart, for the biennial Australian Professional Association for Trans Health (AusPATH) Conference.
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.
A review of The Australian’s publishing has uncovered evidence of a clear and ongoing campaign against transgender people.
If you’re supporting a trans, gender diverse or non-binary child, the Australian Professional Association for Trans Health (AusPATH) Conference held recently in Nipaluna/Hobart brought some encouraging and important news about the future of care in Australia. The AusPATH Conference is Australia’s largest professional conference focused on trans and gender diverse health. It brings together doctors, […]
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.
More than 140 medical professionals are among the 415 signatories to an open letter urging the Queensland Government to reinstate healthcare for trans youth.