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Just weeks before Queenslanders head to the polls its been revealed that one party official is indicating that a future Crisafulli government will ban medical treatment for transgender youth. Alan Baker, chair of the Liberal National Party’s Griffith division Federal Divisional Council, reportedly sent an message to members on party letter head claiming that the […]
CEO Sall Grover says the court made the wrong decision and failed to understand key issues in the case.
Anti-Trans activist Kellie-Jay Keen announced that she has not been granted a visa to enter Australia. Keen was scheduled to attend the conservative political conference CPAC Australia in Brisbane this weekend. “I haven’t got my visa to enter Australia.” Keen said on her livestream, “They haven’t got the gumption to actually cancel me.” “Instead what ….
“So I won’t be going to Australia … I was very much looking forward to upsetting all the right people with my trip.” Keen said on her livestream earlier today.
The Australian government has not processed her visa application.
The rally was countered by a much larger group of transgender activists and members of the public.
Ballarat has seen the opening of Ballarat’s Rainbow Rack, its’ very first and only LGBTQIA+ thrift shop this week. Founded by mother and daughter duo Renea and Charlotte the store …
The British speaker will be back in Australia for the CPAC Conference this October.
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In a world of Dave Chappelles and JK Rowlings, be a Will Ferrell. The comedian and actor’s touching documentary Will & Harper, filmed with a longtime friend after she came out as transgender, is coming to Netflix this week. Will & Harper is a heartwarming and funny tribute to friendship with a 100% rating on …
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