Queensland residents can now rewrite history, change biological facts and alter their identity with police, without even appearing in person.

Unelected bureaucrats at Equal Opportunity Tasmania have warned an elected federal senator that she and her supporters could be "prosecuted for “insulting” the state’s anti-discrimination commissioner in a rapidly escalating war over free speech in the transgender debate."

News out of the US last week revealed a “transgender metalhead satanist has won the Republican nomination for Cheshire County Sheriff in Keene, New Hampshire.”

Australians, women in particular, are being threatened with legal action for defending biological sex. It is clear that speaking about the reality of sex-based rights can no longer be taken for granted. Free speech, truth speech, is at risk as emboldened activists us`e biased anti-discrimination laws in an attempt to enforce feelings and ideology over science and reality.

Labor politicians are at least consistent in their tired old behaviour of name-calling when it comes to having no rational points to bring when they oppose a position.

Chief Minister of the ACT, Andrew Barr is feeling the effects of a massive backlash today in light of his government’s attempt to sneak through harmful and controversial laws without public consultation.

Politicians in the ACT are scrambling this week to amend controversial bill aimed at banning so-called ‘conversion therapies.’

Two years ago, Queensland MP Rob Katter, introduced a bill to protect gender-specific language. It has only just come up for debate and has been met with a disappointing response in parliament.

The Trump Administration has announced a significant change in policy to protect biological reality in shelters across the US. The new policy was announced by Secretary Ben Carson, from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

There is still a glimmer hope for gender clinics to be held to account despite Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt initially refusing a parliamentary inquiry.