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Latest News from Binary
April 24, 2021
Opening statement at parliamentary hearing
These are the opening remarks that Binary spokeswoman, Kirralie Smith, made to the NSW parliamentary committee regarding Mark Latham’s bill to ban the teaching of gender fluidity ideology in schools, and to protect parental rights.
April 23, 2021
Protestors disrupt parliamentary hearing
Rowdy protestors disrupted the first day of hearings into Mark Latham’s bill to stop the promotion of gender fluid ideology in schools.
April 21, 2021
Agenda to lower the age of consent
Women’s Human Rights Campaign (WHRC) Australia claims that international LGBTI organisations are working together to lower the age of consent. This makes paedophilia more accessible and, in some cases, even legal.
April 21, 2021
Catholic Schools split over gender fluidity bill
Hearings are being conducted this week in the NSW Parliament about gender fluidity in schools and parental rights. More than 80 submissions were tendered, and more than 20 witnesses called to present to the committee.
April 20, 2021
Calls to legalise incest
De-gendering marriage was just the beginning. It was never going to be the end game. As warned by many who fought to retain marriage between one man and one woman, the push is on to legalise criminal relationships.
April 19, 2021
Speech Therapy Australia is a science-based profession, until it is not!
Speech Pathology Australia is rejecting science in favour of ideology in their latest issue of Speak Out, a magazine for speech therapists.
April 18, 2021
Study shows kids play is not gender fluid
Not much has changed over the past fifty years. Despite the current gender-fluid craze, children still prefer to play with toys that are stereotypical to their sex and gender. Society has changed a lot of the past 5 decades with greater equality evidenced by the number of women in the workforce, higher levels of education and higher income levels.
April 16, 2021
Who’s feelings matter the most?
A trans-girl deceives a boy into thinking he is really a girl. Now it is a right old mess.
April 16, 2021
Presenters and panellist beware of using slurs on air
A broadcaster in Ireland has been found guilty of breaching the rules after allowing a slur against author JK Rowling to go unchallenged. A panellist on a radio programme on Today FM labelled the author a “transphobic bigot” without any evidence of the claim. No one else, including the presenter, challenged the statement on air.