April 12, 2024
Tickle v Giggle hearing concludes
The landmark Tickle v Giggle case has wrapped up after a 3-day hearing in the Federal Court.
The landmark Tickle v Giggle case has wrapped up after a 3-day hearing in the Federal Court.
Tuesday 9th April will mark an important day in Australian history. It will be the first day of a landmark case that will determine whether sex or gender identity take precedence in law.
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