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Council is set to hear local activist group’s worries about events held during the 2024 Pride festival and library book concerns.
25 Aug 2024 – The federal government has betrayed LGBTIQ+ people around the country who were hoping to be properly counted for the first time in the 2026 Census, Equality Australia says. The federal government on Sunday confirmed that it would not be changing the topics for the next census, despite the Australian Bureau of Statistics […]
Despite losing the case, Grover says she does not believe she discriminated against Roxanne Tickle.
Advocacy group says government’s answers to key election issues are vague and baffling.
The case is a landmark ruling for transgender rights.
Minister for Equality Harriet Shing has announced Joe Ball as Victoria’s third Commissioner for LGBTIQA+ Communities. A proud transgender man and longstanding LGBTIQA+ advocate, Joe Ball has been announced as Victoria’s third LGBTIQA+ Commissioner this morning. “It is an immense honour and responsibility to be the next Victorian Commissioner for LGBTIQA+ Communities,” Ball said. “I …
Counter-protesters have outnumbered attendees of a Melbourne anti-trans rally, disrupting speeches by blasting ABBA and the Vengaboys over large speakers. But Victoria Police said they were “disappointed” eggs and water balloons were thrown at organisers of the “Women Will Speak” rally on the steps of the state’s Parliament House in Melbourne on Saturday afternoon.
Given all the contradictory expectations we have for clothes, it’s easy to get your kickers in a twist, but finding the right clothes as a non-binary person challenges those expectations.
Parliament is expected to continue working on the legislation next week.
As the bill is debated MPs have raised concern about sporting facilities, health care, sex offenders and a wide range of issues.
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