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Supreme Court in Brisbane overturns controversial freeze on puberty blockers for adolescents

The court found Queensland Health's ban lacked proper consultation, with health executives given only 22 minutes to review the directive, leading to its overturn on procedural grounds.

  • Queensland's Supreme Court overturned the state's first ban on puberty blockers for young transgender patients.
  • Justice Peter Callaghan found that health service executives had only 22 minutes to review the directive banning hormone therapy.
  • The legal challenge was initiated by the mother of a transgender teenager after the ban was imposed by Queensland's Liberal National government in January.
  • Justice Callaghan noted that the decision was influenced by the Minister, stating it lacked independent statutory discretion.
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ABC Australia broke the news in Australia on Tuesday, October 28, 2025.
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