Hi EveryoneFor Australia: 5 of Australia's 8 states and territories have some form of legislative ban, although Queensland's is substantially narrower.
| State / Territory | Status | Main law / position |
| Victoria | ✓ Banned | Change or Suppression (Conversion) Practices Prohibition Act 2021. In force since 17 February 2022. |
| New South Wales | ✓ Banned | Conversion Practices Ban Act 2024. Ban commenced 4 April 2025. |
| South Australia | ✓ Banned | Conversion Practices Prohibition Act 2024. In force from 1 April 2025. |
| Australian Capital Territory | ✓ Banned | Sexuality and Gender Identity Conversion Practices Act 2020. Main provisions commenced 4 March 2021. |
| Queensland | ! Limited ban | Queensland law prohibits health service providers from performing conversion therapy. The law is narrower than the Victorian or New South Wales regimes. |
| Western Australia | ✗ No express ban yet | The Western Australian Government has committed to banning conversion practices but legislation has been under development. |
| Tasmania | ✗ No express ban yet | A draft Conversion Practices Prohibition Bill was released for consultation in 2026 but conversion practices are not currently expressly prohibited. |
| Northern Territory | ✗ No express ban | No specific Northern Territory legislation expressly bans conversion or suppression practices. |
The Australian Human Rights Commission's 2026 review confirms that ACT, NSW, Queensland, South Australia and Victoria have legislation banning conversion or suppression practices in certain contexts while Tasmania, Western Australia and the Northern Territory do not expressly prohibit them. It also notes the absence of a federal law covering the issue nationally.
Best Wishes AlwaysSarah BGlobal Moderator@Allie Jayne @VictoriasSecret @Petunia