Allegations that an Indigenous Hawthorn Football player and his partner were coerced to abort their baby shocks every reasonable Australian, but it does not surprise the many other women who have suffered in this way, the Australian Christian Lobby said today.

Serious questions are being raised following the shocking new revelation published in the Courier Mail that full term babies are being aborted in Queensland.

Controversial recommendations by the Queensland Human Rights Commission (QHRC) would remove the right of Christian schools to exclusively hire teachers and staff whose values align with the religious ethos of the schools, according to the Australian Christian Lobby.

Workplaces are becoming uncomfortable for anyone who believes that the promotion of trans ideology and concepts has the potential to undermine and replace women’s and girl’s sex based rights and has the potential to cause lifelong harm.

Sydney woman, Jay Langadinos, is suing her former psychiatrist for professional negligence over transgender treatment she began as a teenager. By the age of 22, Ms Langadinos had her breasts and womb surgically removed in an attempt to identify as male. Now 31 and no longer identifying as male, she faces the rest of her life sterile and with regret.

In preparation for the State’s euthanasia laws coming into effect in January 2023, the Qld Labor government is urging the Federal government to change laws which prohibit “inciting or counselling” suicide over the phone or internet.

The story of yet another young Australian man falling victim to swift progression through gender affirmation therapy strikes at the heart of the current debate in Tasmania over the Tasmanian Law Reform Institute (TLRI) report which recommends the very treatment that has left Ollie Davies sterilized, and his partner devastated.

The recent global Ipsos survey of over 20,000 people from around 27 countries, reveals that most Australians oppose abortion up to birth laws.

Founder of the Sex Party, Fiona Patten, is calling for the Victorian government to force religious hospitals to add abortion and assisted suicide to their services provided.

Reports of distraught parents facing prosecution under Victorian law for failing to agree to potentially harmful treatments for their children including chest-binding, hormone blockers and sex-change surgery should sound alarm bells for Tasmanian parents. The Tasmanian government is currently considering recommendations from the Tasmanian Law Reform Institute for similar ‘conversion therapy’ legislation.