By Stephanie Bastiaan

Next week, Giggle CEO Sall Grover will head to the Full Federal Court in Sydney for round two of what has thus far been a four-year-long nightmare and fight to restore the sex-based rights of women and girls in Australia.

By Rachael Wong

Is the NSW Government trying to cover up – or at least minimise or deflect from – its policy on housing men in women’s prisons?

This week, Australian journalist and former rugby player Peter FitzSimons went on a tirade against those who are speaking out about men in women’s sports and the need to reinstate single-sex sport for women and girls, calling them ‘purveyors of hate-bait’.

In a significant move to uphold fairness and safety in women's boxing, World Boxing has announced the implementation of mandatory sex testing for all athletes over 18 competing in its events. The policy, set to take effect from 1 July 2025, requires athletes to undergo PCR genetic testing to confirm their eligibility for the female category.

Australia’s 2025 federal election has concluded with Labor securing a second term in office, whereby Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will lead a majority government after the party significantly increased its majority. Meanwhile, the Coalition suffered significant losses, with Liberal Opposition Leader Peter Dutton losing his own seat.

Gender ideology has had a devastating impact on the rights, safety and dignity of women and girls who are being forced to share female-only spaces and sports with biological males.

By Rachael Wong

Imagine having to raise half a million dollars to defend against a human rights discrimination claim simply for knowing men can’t be women?

By Stephanie Bastiaan

This week women’s sex-based rights are going on trial in the Federal Court of Australia with the landmark case Tickle v Giggle.

By Rachael Wong

On Monday, the Administrative Review Tribunal (formerly the Administrative Appeals Tribunal) upheld the Australian Human Rights Commission’s (AHRC) 2023 decision to deny the Lesbian Action Group (LAG) an exemption under the Sex Discrimination Act (SDA) to exclude ‘transgender lesbians’ from its public events.