Ro Edge, founder of Save Women’s Sport Australasia, reflects on the violent protests at Auckland’s Albert Park during the Let Women Speak event two years ago, criticising the lack of police accountability and political inaction. She highlights continued challenges in protecting female sports, accusing Sport New Zealand of stalling efforts to prioritise fairness and safety. The discussion also covers increasing concerns over transgender ideology in institutions, including police training and education. Ro praises World Athletics' new sex testing policy as a major step forward for women’s sport and calls for more decisive action from politicians. She remains hopeful that growing public awareness will lead to meaningful change.

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