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The mum of a transgender teenager has launched legal action, stating the QLD Government acted unlawfully suspending access to hormone treatments. In late January this year, Queensland Health Minister Tim Nicholls announced a snap ban on puberty blockers and hormone therapies for new patients under 18. The ban on puberty blockers directly targeted and affected …
“I love and support Airyn as my daughter.” De Niro said following her announcement about her gender.
A wave of online hate hasn’t deterred Avery Howard how is running in the seat of Fowler in New South Wales.
Queensland Parliament has passed legislation that will indefinitely delay long overdue anti-discrimination reforms due to start on July 1st. The passing of a bill that indefinitely delays anti-discrimination reforms in Queensland has left thousands exposed to harassment and discrimination. With the work already done and the new laws set to take effect on 1st July …
Sophia Moermond has urged people to vote for One Nation, Libertarians or People First in the federal election.
The footsteps of Melbourne Parliament have again descended into chaos today as the “Let Women Speak” rally speakers faced off with protestors.
OPINION – I take immense joy in my lesbianism. Some could accuse me of revelling in it.
Transcend Australia are hosting Pathways to Thriving Conference 2025 – Australia’s first national event dedicated to parents, and service providers supporting trans, non-binary, and gender diverse children and young people.
After years of legal disputes, the Australian Classification Review Board (ACRB) has determined that Gender Queer, the graphic novel memoir by non-binary US author Maia Kobabe, should remain available to the public with an Unrestricted rating.
“Trans and gender diverse people should be safe, respected and legally recognised.”
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