The Lesbian Action Group, an activist organization in Australia, has celebrated a recent Federal Court decision that allows them to revisit their application for an exemption from sex discrimination laws. This exemption would permit them to hold public events exclusively for 'lesbians born female only'. The Australian Human Rights Commission had previously denied their request in October 2023, a decision upheld by the Administrative Review Tribunal in January 2024. However, Federal Court Justice Mark Moshinsky found a 'material' error in the tribunal's reasoning and ordered a fresh review of the case. The group views this as a significant victory in their ongoing fight, particularly as they prepare for an International Lesbian Day event in St Kilda, Melbourne. Critics, including Katie Green, CEO of the Inner City Legal Centre in Sydney, argue that the push to exclude trans women could backfire, ultimately jeopardizing the rights of all LGBTIQ individuals. They warn that such exclusionary tactics may foster a culture of discrimination and violence against the trans community. Voices within the LGBTIQ community, including trans activist May May, express concern that the views of the Lesbian Action Group do not represent the broader community, emphasizing the importance of solidarity among all members of the queer community.