The final slate of reforms from the Equality Amendment Act came into effect on July 1, marking a significant step forward for transgender and non-binary people.

The new LGBTIQ rights laws, introduced by independent Sydney MP Alex Greenwich and passed last October, aim to bring New South Wales into line with the rest of the country.

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Trans and gender diverse people can now change their sex markers on birth certificates and other identification documents to reflect how they identify and live, without having to undergo gender-affirming surgery.

“Non-binary” and “not-specified (blank)” are now also options on birth certificates.

NSW was the last state to........

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