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"description": "10 News Stories They Chose Not to Tell You",
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"textContent": "**This is edition 2026/089 of the _Ten@10_ newsletter.**\n\nHi all,\n\nThis is the Ten@10, where I collate and summarise ten news items you generally won't see in the mainstream media.\n\nEnjoy!\n\n* * *\n\n## 1. A cross-dressing man trumps a real womanβs rights\n\n _Jenny Ruth's Just the Business_\n\n * βοΈ A three-judge panel of Australia's Federal Court ruled that businesswoman **Sall Grover unlawfully directly discriminated against Roxanne Tickle** by excluding him from her women-only app, Giggle for Girls.\n * ποΈ The ruling overturned the original judge's finding that the discrimination had been **indirect rather than direct** , a distinction with significant legal consequences for women-only spaces.\n * π The relevant law is Australia's **Sex Discrimination Act 1984** , amended in 2013 under Julia Gillard's Labor government to include \"gender identity\" as a protected attribute.\n * β οΈ The judgment effectively means Australian women must **apply for a formal exemption** from the Sex Discrimination Act before they can legally hold women-only events excluding male-born persons.\n * π Justices Melissa Perry, Wendy Abraham, and Geoffrey Kennett used trans-ideological language throughout, including **\"misgendering,\" sex \"assigned\" at birth, and \"cisgender\"** to describe biological women.\n * π₯ The judges found Grover's refusal to use female pronouns for Tickle **\"gratuitous, disrespectful and unnecessary,\"** even though the biological sex of Tickle was the central factual matter of the case.\n * π° Grover was ordered to pay Tickle **A$20,000 in compensation plus A$100,000 in legal costs** , double the original damages award, though half of what Tickle had originally sought.\n * π Tickle claimed anti-anxiety medication was needed due to Grover's conduct, but the court noted **no medical evidence was provided** to support that claim.\n * π’ Tickle's case was backed by **Australia's Human Rights Commission, a A$50,000 University of New South Wales grant, and pro-bono legal assistance** from Barry Nilsson lawyers.\n * π₯ Grover received no comparable institutional support and has spent **more than four years defending herself** in court proceedings.\n * π Grover's Giggle for Girls app is now **defunct** , shut down because she refuses to operate a women-only platform that includes biological males.\n * βοΈ The judges dismissed Grover's stated fear of Tickle as **\"disingenuous,\"** ruling she must have known Tickle obtained her mobile number from her own email signature.\n * π The judgment reduces the biological fact of Tickle's sex to merely **Grover's personal \"belief,\"** treating an empirical claim as a matter of contested opinion.\n * π The Sex Discrimination Act was originally designed to implement the **UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women** , adopted in 1979 before gender identity ideology emerged.\n\n\n\nRead More\n\n### This post is for subscribers only\n\nBecome a member to get access to all content\n\nSubscribe now",
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