Attacks Targeting Gay and Bisexual Men
We have been made aware of distressing violent attacks targeting gay and bisexual men arranged through dating apps. Homophobia never went away. LGB people continue to be targeted for our sexual orientation through physical violence, online harassment and outing threats used to intimidate and manipulate us.
Supporting the Lesbian Action Group and the Fight for Sex-Based Rights
Tomorrow, the largest legal case for lesbian rights in Australia is being heard in the Federal Court in Melbourne.
There has been no other case like this around lesbian rights in living history.
Many in the LGB Community Believe Those Rights Are Being Undermined by Gender Ideology
We’re responding to the Premier’s comments about Pride. Read Rachel Baxendale’s article in The Australian for the full context.
Victoria Police and the Melbourne Pride March
On the eve of the Melbourne Pride March, we wish our community a Happy Pride.
LGB Alliance Australia is disappointed Victoria Police will again not be marching, after more than two decades of participation in uniform. Pride is meant to promote inclusion, and excluding LGB officers undermines that spirit. We stand with the Victoria Police Pride Network and call for a return to inclusion, respect and unity.
Submission to the UN Independent Expert on sexual orientation and gender identity
Read our submission to the United Nations Independent Expert on sexual orientation and gender identity about violence and discrimination experienced by lesbian, bisexual, and queer (LBQ) women
The Lesbian Action Group Court case update
An update on the Lesbian Action Group court case, going to the Federal Court of Australia in February.
Our Letter on Combatting Antisemitism, Hate and Extremism Bill 2026
We support targeted action to address antisemitism, but we oppose expanding this bill to additional groups at this time. Any new hate laws must be precise, evidence-based, and explicitly protect freedom of expression.
LGB Alliance Australia Welcomes Queensland’s Decision to Pause Puberty Blockers
Queensland’s decision to continue the pause on puberty blockers for minors is a vital safeguarding measure, especially given the Review’s conclusion that the evidence base is limited. Young people presenting to these services often have complex needs, and some are gender non-conforming or distressed while making sense of emerging same-sex attraction - they deserve time, support, and rigorous assessment, not automatic medical pathways.