The Informer

Victoria’s assisted dying legislation has come into effect. We spoke with Dr Meredith Doig, OAM from the Rationalist Society about the changes.

The first openly gay Australian footballer, Andy Brennan talks about his experience, coming out and his love of the game.

Construction on the Victorian Pride Centre is underway and while there have been some setbacks with funding after the Federal Election, there has been huge progress in other ways. Pride Centre CEO Jude Munro joins us for an update.

Minus 18 have just released a report of their consultations with more than 100 LGBTIQ youth who answered what they wanted for their future, for themselves, their communities and their society.

Micah Scott, CEO of Minus 18, joined us to discuss the findings.

Earlier this week, the High Court of Australia decided a case where a sperm donor was deemed the legal father of a child, preventing the child from moving to New Zealand with the child’s mother without his consent.

Kristina Antoniades from KHQ Lawyers talks through some of the impacts this case will have on LGBTIQ families.

Queer activist Delsi Cat speaks about her defamation case against Marijke Rancie, the ‘Political Posting Mumma’, how it affected her and what brought her to take legal action.

Two stories about IVF this week.

A study has found that ICSI, one of the more common methods of IVF is not the most effective.

Imagine finding out you had 47 siblings. Shannon Ashton has five children through an anonymous donor and after speaking to another parent at their playgroup, she made a surprising discovery…

Rainbow Families have developed a new resource for trans parents, families and anyone else wanting to understand how to talk about trans issues with their family. We spoke with the program coordinator and one of the participants, who shared her story.

A landmark case involving coparenting has been before the High Court. The case, involves a lesbian couple who had a child with a known donor, a gay man. After years of coparenting, the couple wanted to move to New Zealand, leading to the legal challenge. Who can be made a parent under current law?

An anti-trans group has been invited to participate in a new trans-inclusion toilet poster campaign in Hobart, creating controversy.