
Senators Push Reform as Australia Falls Behind Global Gender Reality Shift
I met federal leaders in Canberra who are determined to defend women’s sex-based rights, protect children, and challenge Australia’s harmful gender identity laws threatening truth and free speech.
My trip to Canberra last week was very encouraging.
I met with six federal politicians who are all determined to protect women’s sex based rights and promote child safeguarding.
I had very productive conversations with Alison Penfold MP, Senator Pauline Hanson, Senator Malcolm Roberts, Senator Sean Bell, Senator Alex Antic and Senator Bridget McKenzie.
I will be chatting with Senator Sarah Henderson over the phone, as we weren’t able to connect while I was there.
Several other senators are also on board from previous conversations and will support us in 2026 to take action.
Some of these politicians have called it out for years.
Others are seeing the writing on the wall as Australia is now only one of four nations to persist with dangerous gender identity policies that harm women and children.
They can see how dangerous the laws are that prohibit truth speech and protect males who wish they were women at the expense of females.
Australia is a laughingstock around the world as reports of court cases like mine and Sall Grover‘s make international news.
It is beyond comprehension to most people that we are being penalised for calling out men in women’s sports and spaces and drawing a line in the sand.
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The reality is that not enough people in Australia are accurately informed about what is happening.
They cannot believe we have become a nation that legislates the lie that humans can change sex.
They do not know that there are many ongoing court cases where people like Jasmine Sussex, Lyle Shelton and Dr Jillian Spencer are fighting for the right to speak freely and accurately about gender identity ideology.
Only politicians can change the laws.
They will only have an appetite to do so if the voters make it clear that it is required.
Please continue to contact your representatives in government and share our stories as much as possible to create this appetite for change.
This Friday, I am finally due to receive my punishment for “unlawful vilification”.
I simply took information from Football NSW and a local soccer club that was in the public domain and reshared it asking, “why are males in female sport” and “what is the point of having male and female divisions if males can participate in women’s sport?”
The ABC and The Guardian will no doubt frame males who wish they were women as the victims.
They will paint free speech and truth speech as punishable crimes that must be deterred.
I will not be deterred.
No human can change sex.
No male belongs in women’s sport.
No law that defies reality can change the fact that those men will always be male.
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Atta Girl Kirralie!
You legend Kirralie !!!!!!!!
keep at it thanks
Good work, those standing for common sense etc., are to be congratulated and encouraged.