‘Fix the Act!’ - Rally for Women's Rights in Sydney
Sydney - we’re rallying. Sunday 23 August 12 noon Sydney CBD Join us to call for the restoration of sex-based rights in Australian law. Speakers include Sall Grover and more
The Fight Continues
The Full Court of the Federal Court has handed down its decision in Tickle v Giggle. In doing so, three Federal Court judges put on the record what many of us have known for some time — that women are no longer protected under the Sex Discrimination Act.
Victoria To Review Prison Placement Policy
Victoria’s Corrections Minister Enver Erdogan has asked Corrections Victoria to review protections for female inmates when determining the placement of transgender prisoners.
WRNA Calls on Premier Allan to Stop Housing Men in Women’s Prisons
Women’s Rights Network Australia (WRNA) has written to Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan, condemning the ongoing placement of male offenders in women’s prisons. The most recent case concerns a biological male—convicted of sexually abusing his own daughter—who has been transferred to the Dame Phyllis Frost Centre.
Australian Podcast: Desexing Society
Desexing Society is the first podcast to critically examine the youth gender dysphoria epidemic in Australia.
Speak Up Now: Law Review in Victoria
The Victorian Change or Suppression (Conversion) Practices Prohibition Act 2021 (‘the Act’) has often been described as "draconian", creating a chilling effect on non-medical treatment for individuals suffering distress related to gender.
Rally for Women's Rights in Martin Place
Today, members of Women's Rights Network Australia, LGB Alliance Australia and Fair Game AU allied in Martin Place to raise awareness about sex self-ID in NSW.
The WPATH Files
The WPATH Files are a collection of internal forum posts and recorded meetings from the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH).
WRNA Presence at International Women's Day in Darwin
WRNA members attended the International Women's Day march in Darwin.
2023 Year in Review
2023 has been a MASSIVE year. Australian women are finding one another and working collaboratively for our sex-based rights.