Liberal Senator Claire Chandler has taken on the ludicrous transgender policy being peddled by Sport Australia. In defending biological reality, she has exposed the ridiculous decision to diminish women’s rights in favour of men who identify as women. The senator took the agency to task in a letter and criticised the agency’s behaviour in an estimates hearing.

There is a clash of wills in the US over transgender vs women’s rights in sport. The federally run Education Department wants to defend female rights, while state bodies such as the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference are all for trans athletes.

Two bills have been signed by Idaho Governor Brad Little that protect girls in sport and uphold biological reality over radical gender ideology.

Good news as common sense prevails in Arizona. Politicians are beginning to realise that trans in sport create an unfair playing field for females and pose a threat to their safety.

Debate surrounding transgender athletes competing at Olympic levels is heating up.

World Rugby will undergo a review of policies surrounding transgender players in the sport.

Last year we reported on the plight of female athletes in the US who were being severely disadvantaged by the trans trend. Biological males have discovered a way to move from failure in men’s competitions to success in female competitions. They cheat their way in by saying the identify as girls. Many do not even undergo any form of medical or surgical transition.

A hockey team in Canada has come up with the perfect solution for transgender players – they created their own team comprised of transmen, transwomen and non-binary players.

Another bloke identifying as a woman is making waves in a female sporting competition. A UK cricketer with an enormous advantage is playing as a woman and was just awarded the 2019 Kent Women Player of the Year.

As reported earlier this week, transgender cyclist Rachel McKinnon, won his 2^nd cycling world title. McKinnon, a male athlete who identifies as a woman, has been unrepentant about usurping female athletes in cycling.