Sydney Mother Wins Court Battle With eSafety Commissioner Over ‘Queer Club’ Post

A Sydney mother's post about a 'queer club' at a primary school remained online after the Federal Court ruled against eSafety's attempt to take it down.
Sydney Mother Wins Court Battle With eSafety Commissioner Over ‘Queer Club’ Post

Sydney Mother Wins Court Battle With eSafety Commissioner Over ‘Queer Club’ Post A Sydney mother has won a legal challenge against Australia’s eSafety Commissioner, Julie Inman Grant. The Commissioner had sought to remove a social media post by Celine Baumgarten that criticized a Victorian primary school’s “queer club.” The Federal Court’s full bench dismissed the Commissioner’s appeal, with the ruling focusing on whether informal takedown alerts are subject to judicial review.

  • A Sydney mother, Celine Baumgarten, won a legal battle against eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant.
  • The case involved a social media post by Baumgarten criticizing a Victorian primary school’s “queer club.”
  • The Federal Court dismissed the Commissioner’s appeal, which questioned the judicial review of informal takedown alerts.
  • The ruling allows Baumgarten’s post to remain online.
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