International women’s cricket will now be females only. The ICC has said no to males in female divisions, but only at an international level. It is still up to national organisations to implement their own policies.
This guy plays soccer in a women’s competition in the UK. He has already broken one woman’s knee and now he is threatening to sue opponents who refuse to play against him.
The government is considering an application from the Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons to make the taxpayer fund the mutilation of perfectly healthy body parts.
South Australian Liberal Senator Alex Antic tweeted this last week:
Unbelievably, Canada tried to pit a female boxer against a male boxer who appropriates female stereotypes in the 2023 Provincial Golden Glove Championship in Quebec.
Victorian MP Moira Deeming has been extraordinarily patient and gracious over the past eight months.
Medical practitioners in Australia have begun to join forces and speak up about the harmful gender practices being conducted on minors. More than 35 psychiatrists, psychologists and doctors have written an open letter to NSW MPs criticising current practices, including the “validity and reliability” of the use of irreversible treatments such as the use of puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones for people under 18:
Athletics legend Jane Flemming, now president of Athletics Australia (AA), is facing calls to protect women’s only categories in the sport. The Olympian and double Commonwealth Games champion is in a perfect position to ensure fair and safe competition for all athletes:
In the ACT it is legal to lie about your sex on official identity documents. Even teenagers can do it:
Federal senator Sarah Henderson has called out the blatant misuse of power by the Victorian state Deputy Premier Ben Carroll. Concerned parents have been informing the community of plans to build unisex toilets without separate facilities for boys and girls at their local school. Carroll attempted to shut them down by issuing threats.
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