The world is waking up to the profoundly inhuman medical and psychological harms that children with gender dysphoria are experiencing when referred to gender clinics. The international trend is moving away from prescribing puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones to children
The Australian Catholic Bishops Conference will advise schools that, for the vast majority of children and adolescents, gender incongruence is a psychological condition through which they will pass safely and naturally with supportive psychological care. Catholic schools have been strongly
Analysis following the release of the Independent Schools Australia (ISA) Research Report, School Enrolment Trends and Projections 2022 shows that once again Christian schools are the fastest growing sector. The Report shows that in 2021, enrolments in the Independent sector
The WA Equal Opportunity Commission used International Youth Day last month to hold an event at the State Library entitled: Tackling gender identity discrimination against young people. We would all agree that gender confused people need to be treated with dignity
A new study published by the American Heritage Foundation indicates that suicide is increasing in states where puberty blockers are available without parental knowledge or consent. The study found that from 2010-2020 suicide went up by 1.6 per 100,000. “Starting
A video has emerged of a Knox Grammar student using racist slurs, the latest in a string of disturbing incidents that call into question the private school’s approach to derogatory and offensive language. The video, first reported by The Daily
A remote West Australian town is pleading for an emergency contingent of police officers and paramedics in anticipation of a surge in violence when thousands of local residents are taken off the scrapped cashless debit card by the Albanese government
Lawyers say Australian gender clinics may face legal action following news that Britain’s Tavistock clinic is facing a major medical negligence law suit from youngsters who claim they were “started on a treatment pathway that was not right for them”.
Australia’s Anglican Church has split, with a group of conservative bishops and lay people forming a new diocese. The breakaway group, led by the former Archbishop of Sydney, Most Rev Glenn Davies, has encouraged those Anglicans who are unhappy with
Publicly-funded religious hospitals in Victoria would no longer be legally able to refuse abortions under proposed new laws. Reason Party leader Fiona Patten has introduced a health legislation amendment bill into the Victorian Parliament in a bid to ensure that
