Overview
Binary is an Australian advocacy organization founded in 2018, known for opposing gender-identity policies and promoting sex-based rights. It was originally launched under the name “Binary Australia”.
Binary’s core mission is:
- defending the legal and social distinction between males and females,
- opposing gender self-identification laws,
- documenting the consequences of trans-inclusion policies,
- protecting the integrity of women’s sports,
- and challenging government or institutional policies that redefine “woman” to include men.
Kirralie Smith serves as its national spokesperson and public face.
Operations
Binary engages in various activist actions to stand against trans ideology:
Policy submissions
They file responses to government inquiries about gender recognition legislation, school gender policies, and anti-vilification law reforms.
Media commentary
Smith frequently appears in Australian media discussing fairness in women’s sports and issues relating to sex-restricted spaces.
Public campaigns
Binary publishes petitions, informational guides, and alerts about policy changes affecting sex-based rights.
Case documentation
They publish reports on incidents where males identifying as females enter women’s sports, prisons, changerooms, or shelters.
Support for affected individuals
They platform parents, athletes, and professionals who oppose gender ideology but cannot speak publicly without reprisal.