Queensland scrubs "gender" references from Office for Women website

More than 20 references to "gender" have been removed from the Queensland Office for Women's website, including mentions of the gender pay gap. Guardian Australia obtained an internal email from January in which a manager instructed staff to scan the site for the word "gender" to have it "reframed." Former staffers allege the Liberal National Party government is pursuing a deliberate campaign to "dewokify" the public service.

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