@OneNationAus just like Trump attacked the trans community first. A song released by Pauline Hanson and performed by Holly Valance hit the no 1 spot on the Apple Music iTunes best-selling song charts. The One Nation leader released Kiss Kiss (XX) My Arse on Australia Day which mocked trans people, “snowflakes” and “woke” culture. @PaulineHansonOz transphobia has incited increased trans hate both online and in every day life. An insurgency is an organised, violent, and politically motivated uprising or rebellion by non-state actors or irregular forces aimed at challenging, weakening, or overthrowing an established government or governing authority. On June 17, 2026, One Nation Pauline Hanson used her debut National Press Club address to label the rights and visibility of transgender people a "transgender insurgency.” Hanson characterised the transgender movement as a subversive, militant force that has infiltrated Australian regulatory authorities, schools, and government bodies. @PaulineHansonOz speech at the @PressClubAust was dangerous, divisive, and it punched down against a vulnerable minority group. The truth is, trans people comprise 0.5% to 3% of the general population and face significant barriers to health, well-being, and participating in society. Over 60% report a history of diagnosed depression or anxiety, and rates of death by suicide are over 2-fold greater than cisgender populations. This is largely a result of marginalisation and widespread discrimination in many social and institutional settings. & Sport is no exception. A Human Rights Campaign Foundation study found that 68% of a national sample of all youth played on a sports team, but only 12% to 14% of trans youth played sport. Fear of discrimination from coaches or officials and a lack of inclusive policies are described barriers. A total of two trans women have competed at the Olympics level of sports (neither we from Australia), despite trans people being eligible to compete at the Olympic Games since 2003. google.com/url?opi=89978449&…