Another male has stolen first place and prize money from women in sport, this time in cycling. The 27 year old male, Austin Killip, won the prestigious race and took home $35,000.
Australian Masters gold medallist and athletics champion, Karen Long, has penned a moving letter as to why women’s sports should be for females only. From a lengthy and successful career of competition, Long speaks from experience and with authority on the matter.
The District Court of NSW has published a judgement on its website about a sex offender who exposed “her penis” to a teenage boy in public toilets.
Women’s rights are seriously under threat in this country. An increasing number of males are participating in female sporting divisions, males appropriating female stereotypes are accessing women’s spaces and services, while men in “womanface” (drag queens) are desperately trying to gain an audience with children.
People often send me information about the latest Drag Queen Story Hour. Here are just three coming up in the next few weeks.
Sky News host Peta Credlin has conducted a powerful and moving interview with suspended Victorian Liberal MP Moira Deeming. In her only media interview Moira described her harrowing experience of being demonised for standing up for women’s sex-based rights.
Basketball Australia felt they needed to engage an “expert” panel to determine that a male bodied player was not eligible to play in the NBL1 women’s division. Thankfully the experts reached the same conclusion the rest of us did without consulting experts, that is that men are not women.
Transgender activists appear to have been successful in bullying politicians, the media, police and even the courts into affirming the lie that a person can change their sex.
It is 2023, just over 100 years since women could vote in elections in Australia. Yet today we are witnessing women’s rights being eroded before our very eyes.
Deborah Acason nee Lovely is one of Australia’s most accomplished athletes. As one of only two athletes in the entire Commonwealth she has participated in five consecutive Commonwealth Games winning gold in 2006, three silvers in 2002 and bronze in 2010. Deborah is a dual Olympian and competed in seven world events.
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