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The 12th season of Married At First Sight (MAFS) is scheduled to start filming in the next couple of months – and it is reportedly going to be the most …
Rodney Croome AM is a long-time LGBTIQ+ rights advocate.
They argue that we already have best practice in Australia.
The party had opted to move Moermond to an unwinnable spot on their senate ticket.
The group say they represent gay, lesbian and bisexual people, but not people who are transgender or intersex.
Last month, the Trans Justice Project organised our first ever Trans Justice Strategy Retreat. Over three days on beautiful Wurundjeri Country, we brought together more than 100 trans campaigners and allies from across this continent to talk about how we build a powerful movement for trans justice and fight back against the anti-trans lobby. […]
Australia has a long history of book banning organised by Christian associations and churches. A federal court appeal attempt to ban graphic memoir Gender Queer is still to be considered this year.
Research suggests trans women have minimal to no performance advantage over cisgender women.
15 May, 2024 – National LGBTIQ+ group Equality Australia and local grandmother Caroline Staples have welcomed the reversal of a ban by Cumberland Council on books featuring same-sex parents. The council voted on Wednesday night to reverse the ban 12 votes to 2. “Council has listened to local voices and united around the core value of […]
15 May, 2024 – More than 50,000 people have signed petitions calling on Cumberland Council to reverse a ban on books featuring same-sex parents, ahead of a vote on Wednesday night. Local grandmother Caroline Staples is being supported by national LGBTIQ+ group Equality Australia in her bid to reverse the ban, with the petitions to be […]
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