Premium Content:

Fake quotes about trans athletes attributed to swimming champ Mollie O’Callaghan

Swimming Australia is asking social media companies to remove fake quotes attributed to the athlete Mollie O’Callaghan..

Posts have appeared on social media in recent days claiming that O’Callaghan had made comments stating an opposition to transgender women taking part in competitive swimming, and threatening to boycott to Los Angeles Olympics over the issue.

- Advertisement -

Swimming Australia have stated that the quotes are a fabrication, and are now asking social media company’s to remove them from their platforms. The comments had already been reported by some media outlets.

Singapore. 30th July, 2025. Mollie O’Callaghan won gold in the Women’s 200m freestyle at the World Aquatics Championship Singapore 2025, (Ranjith July / Shutterstock).

“There are currently fabricated quotes attributed to Dolphin Mollie O’Callaghan appearing on social media posts,” the statement from Swimming Australia read.

“At no stage has O’Callaghan been interviewed and provided commentary on transgender athletes.

“Meta has been advised of the fake news, and O’Callaghan and Swimming Australia have requested the posts to be taken down.”

Latest

Applause for cross-party Tasmanian conversion ban vote 

Tasmania’s Lower House has passed legislation banning conversion practices, with Equality Tasmania urging the Upper House to support reform.

Mandurah community responds to calls to remove LGBTIQA+ themed books from library

Mandurah residents overwhelmingly supported a Falcon Library LGBTQIA+ book display after a social media complaint called for its removal.

Actor Patrick Stewart dies aged 86

Acclaimed actor Sir Patrick Stewart, beloved for Star Trek, Shakespeare and LGBTQIA+ allyship, has died aged 86.

Star Observer say they are here to stay

Community media remains vital for LGBTQIA+ Australians, and supporting independent outlets helps strengthen representation, connection and informed public discussion.

Newsletter

Don't miss

Applause for cross-party Tasmanian conversion ban vote 

Tasmania’s Lower House has passed legislation banning conversion practices, with Equality Tasmania urging the Upper House to support reform.

Mandurah community responds to calls to remove LGBTIQA+ themed books from library

Mandurah residents overwhelmingly supported a Falcon Library LGBTQIA+ book display after a social media complaint called for its removal.

Actor Patrick Stewart dies aged 86

Acclaimed actor Sir Patrick Stewart, beloved for Star Trek, Shakespeare and LGBTQIA+ allyship, has died aged 86.

Star Observer say they are here to stay

Community media remains vital for LGBTQIA+ Australians, and supporting independent outlets helps strengthen representation, connection and informed public discussion.

On This Gay Day | In 2014 Apple CEO Tim Cook confirmed he is gay

Cook became the first CEO of a Fortune 500 company who was open about their homosexuality. 

Applause for cross-party Tasmanian conversion ban vote 

Tasmania’s Lower House has passed legislation banning conversion practices, with Equality Tasmania urging the Upper House to support reform.

Mandurah community responds to calls to remove LGBTIQA+ themed books from library

Mandurah residents overwhelmingly supported a Falcon Library LGBTQIA+ book display after a social media complaint called for its removal.

Actor Patrick Stewart dies aged 86

Acclaimed actor Sir Patrick Stewart, beloved for Star Trek, Shakespeare and LGBTQIA+ allyship, has died aged 86.