Listed on Australia. Open for the local official record.
2018–2026
NSW Health’s official specialist service for people under 25 includes puberty blockers and opposite-sex hormones where clinically appropriate.
What the law allows
Medical care for minorsAffirming
NSW Health’s specialist service offers puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones to minors where it judges that clinically appropriate.
NSW Health — Specialist Trans and Gender Diverse Health Service
Schools — curriculumCSE in schools
NESA PDHPE K–10 Syllabus (2018) — mandatory sexuality and sexual-health education; consent is mandatory in NSW public schools.
NSW Education — Sexuality education in PDHPE
Key dates2018–2026
2018–2026: NSW Health’s specialist service offers puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones to minors where it judges that clinically appropriate.
NSW Health — Specialist Trans and Gender Diverse Health Service
Official sources
Australia — NSW PDHPE syllabus.
Full official record
NSW Health’s official specialist service for people under 25 includes puberty blockers and opposite-sex hormones where clinically appropriate.
New South Wales is listed on the Australia page, not as its own country. The official NSW Health TGD Health Service page says the statewide hubs offer puberty blockers and opposite-sex hormones where clinically appropriate. The official consent manual names puberty suppression (GnRH analogues) and opposite-sex hormones for under-18s, with both-parent consent rules. School CSE is listed above.
Schools detail
The official PDHPE K–10 Syllabus (2018) is the NSW curriculum. The NSW Department of Education states that sexuality and sexual health is a learning context in that syllabus from Kindergarten, covering identity, gender, human sexuality, and respectful relationships, with sexual-health content in Years 7–10. That is a clear subnational CSE instrument.