Some Common Sense in South Australia 
14-08-2026 06:33 via acl.org.au

Some Common Sense in South Australia 

Last week, reporting claimed that ‘hundreds’ of South Australians have been waiting for gender-affirming surgeries at Flinders Medical Centre and are now lobbying the Government over unfulfilled commitments for timely access to these procedures. SA Health has since confirmed that while a model for delivering these surgeries has been developed, the health system does not currently have the capacity…
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