It should be no surprise that not all babies have a mum and a dad. The Australian Census, 2016, recorded that 15% of families with children in Australia included LGBTQIA+ parents. However, even the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) openly acknowledges that this statistic likely underestimates the number of same-sex and rainbow families in

People in different places and professions used many terms out there to describe individuals’ gender identity and sexuality. Some, you may feel clear about, while others might leave you at a loss. This guide aims to explain several key terms briefly and straightforwardly.  Use the quick links below if you would like to jump

In Australia, it was not too long ago that most people believed the essential family structure for children included one mother and one father. Different family structures, such as same-sex and even single-parent families, were seen as inadequate or even downright damaging for children. The idea that these children lacked sufficient male and female

In a perfect world, all expectant parents would be assured of receiving non-discriminatory, thoughtful and supportive care during pregnancy and birth. Unfortunately, despite making many great leaps forward, discrimination still exists for same-sex and rainbow families. At a time that should be one of the happiest and most exciting, expectant LGBTQIA+ parents can find