An anti-transgender rights activist has lost her right to appeal an apprehended violence order taken out by a transgender woman, after "highly intimidatory", "objectively harassing," and "unnecessarily cruel" X posts. Content warning: This story may contain offensive language In December last year, regional NSW soccer player Stephanie Blanch was successfully granted the order against Kirralie Smith, who targeted Ms Blanch in multiple X posts that a district court judge described as a "sustained campaign of belittling, harassment and intimidation". The posts included photos of Ms Blanch, and described her as the "bloke in the frock" who played for a women's...
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