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Women’s boxer identifying as a man calls for transgender Olympians to be banned

Women’s boxer identifying as a man calls for transgender Olympians to be banned

As a gender debate flared in Paris, a boxer from the Philippines who fought in the women’s competition declared, “I still consider myself as a trans man because my heart says so”.

  • by Michael Chammas

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‘Not a provocation’: Drag show performers thought biblical painting was inspiration

‘Not a provocation’: Drag show performers thought biblical painting was inspiration

The performers hinted that the bawdy tableau was intended to imitate Leonardo da Vinci’s famed painting ‘The Last Supper’

  • by Rob Harris
‘Genuinely confused’: AFLPA hits out at tackling bans; Saint gets six matches for homophobic language
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‘Genuinely confused’: AFLPA hits out at tackling bans; Saint gets six matches for homophobic language

St Kilda’s Lance Collard has been suspended for six games for using homophobic language while playing in the VFL, while Charlie Cameron and Toby Bedford will continue to fight against the three-match bans they received for tackling offences.

  • by Andrew Wu, Marnie Vinall and Peter Ryan
I thought I knew the brilliant Johnson brothers, but Steve had more to reveal

I thought I knew the brilliant Johnson brothers, but Steve had more to reveal

As he fought to have them investigate his brother’s death, police resented Steve Johnson’s wealth, but he wasn’t born to money.

  • by Rick Feneley
‘Right side of history’: Navratilova stands by transgender ‘cheats’ remarks

‘Right side of history’: Navratilova stands by transgender ‘cheats’ remarks

Nine-time Wimbledon champion Martina Navratilova has come under fire for arguing that people who are born male should not be allowed to compete in women’s sport.

  • by Max Stephens
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All rise for the incredible true story of Viagra’s first trials

In 1994, a group of Welshmen took part in a study for Viagra. But the little blue diamond was no magic pill.

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Dutton’s nuclear nonsense will scare any voter

Dutton’s nuclear nonsense will scare any voter

By refusing to adhere to emissions targets should he win next year’s election, Peter Dutton appears willing to put at risk Australia’s international reputation. He also risks our economic future as a reputable and reliable country in which to invest and do business.

I stuck up for students even teachers called ‘satanic’. It cost me my job

I stuck up for students even teachers called ‘satanic’. It cost me my job

It’s hard enough for us as teachers to speak out about how we’ve been treated in religious schools. For our students, it’s almost impossible.

  • by Elise Christian
Albanese accused of ‘cowardice’ on law change after gay teacher sacking

Albanese accused of ‘cowardice’ on law change after gay teacher sacking

The Greens say Labor could work with the crossbench to change the law after a Sydney teacher was fired from her job in a religious private school.

  • by Natassia Chrysanthos
A school parent discovered Charlotte was gay on Facebook. Days later, she was sacked

A school parent discovered Charlotte was gay on Facebook. Days later, she was sacked

A Sydney Christian school fired their music teacher because of her sexuality in the weeks since the government threatened to shelve new laws that would protect LGBTQ staff from discrimination.

  • by Natassia Chrysanthos
‘We are better than this’: Street art vandalism leaves Sydney community reeling

‘We are better than this’: Street art vandalism leaves Sydney community reeling

LGBTQ advocates warned attacks on queer people and events were occurring at “alarming rates” after a Pride Month display was wrecked in south-west Sydney.

  • by Michael Koziol