Category: Season 2

Through their Rainbow Local Government program, the LGBTQIA+ industry has quietly infiltrated city councils across Victoria. Public toilets, showers and changerooms meant for girls and women are now open to men. Featured: Dean Hurlston, Moira Deeming, “Rebecca,” Alex, Kit Kowalski

Emma was 11 years old when her father told her he had a female brain in a man’s body. She believed him. Now, decades later, Emma reflects on the devastating impact of her father’s transition. Featured: Emma Thomas

What happens when the man you love announces that actually, he’s a woman? Wives and partners of men who transition often feel as though their partner has died. Two women share their experiences of betrayal, coercion and escape. Featured: “Maggie” and “Lauren”

The transgender industry demands that women stop referring to themselves as “women” and “mothers”. Instead, the word “woman” is replaced with degrading language such as “menstruator” and “birthing person.” Featured: Dr Karleen Gribble, “Alexis”

Women and children escaping male violence are being forced to share services with men who say they’re women. Women’s crisis services are ineligible for government funding unless they open their doors to such men. Featured: Jack Draper, Angela Jones

Male criminals who say they’re women are being housed in women’s prisons across Australia. Even men serving time for sexual violence against women have been moved to women’s prisons. Featured: Janet Fraser, Steph Hughes, Rachael Wong

In the 1990s Australian lesbians lost the right to hold public events just for lesbians. They found themselves dragged before anti discrimination tribunals for the crime of excluding men who call themselves lesbians. Featured: Sand Hall, Carole Ann, Kit Kowalski

ACON is Australia’s largest and wealthiest LGBTQIA+ charity. Through their Pride in Diversity scheme, they’ve been quietly infiltrating some of the most influential companies and government departments across the country. Featured: Kit Kowalski.

In 2019 the Australian Human Rights Commission, Sport Australia and Australia’s most popular sporting codes all colluded with an LGBTQIA+ charity to rewrite the rules for women’s sport. Men were now welcome to compete as women. Featured: Katherine Deves, Kit Kowalski, Kirralie Smith

Australian weightlifter Deborah Acason was forced to compete against a man at the Commonwealth Games. Why did the world’s most elite sporting competitions allow male cheats into women’s sport? Featured: Deborah Acason, “Dr Lisa Milner”