Lesbian Action Group
We are a group of Lesbians in Melbourne who organise to promote & protect lesbian rights.
lesbianactiongroup.org.auHere’s a quick update on Giggle v. Tickle based on the latest available reporting:
- The dispute centers on discrimination claims related to gender identity and access to a women-only platform, with Roxanne Tickle opposing claims by Giggle for Girls founder Sall Grover. Recent coverage indicates a judgment in the Federal Court addressing both direct and indirect discrimination aspects, and there has been ongoing discussion of appeals and cross-appeals by both sides.[1][3][5]
- In May 2026, reports indicate the Federal Court’s decision was upheld on appeal, with the Full Court of the Federal Court ruling on the discrimination issues and awarding damages to the plaintiff, while comments from the Australian Human Rights Commission framed the decision as clarifying protections against gender identity discrimination.[5]
- Public commentary and media appearances around the case include coverage of the appeal process, cross-appeals, and ongoing litigation strategies from both sides, including statements from Giggle’s CEO and various media discussions.[2][6][7]
If you’d like, I can:
- Create a concise timeline of key milestones in Giggle v. Tickle with dates and outcomes.
- Summarize the legal principles at issue (direct vs indirect discrimination, and how gender identity protections are interpreted in this context).
- Pull recent reliable sources and provide a sourced bibliography.
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