Sall Grover, the founder of the “Giggle for Girls” app, applies to the High Court after discrimination findings connected to her treatment of transgender woman Roxanne Tickle. Multiple courts have previously found that Grover discriminated against Tickle, and Grover is now seeking to challenge those decisions at Australia’s highest court. The reports say her legal fight has been ongoing, with courts twice ruling against her on discrimination. Grover’s appeal is framed as an escalation of her efforts to overturn the earlier rulings. The cases relate to conduct by Grover in connection with the app and/or related interactions, with the lower court decisions indicating discriminatory treatment under relevant legal standards. The High Court appeal does not determine the outcome yet; it moves the matter to a further stage of review. The reports present the development as a procedural step following the prior adverse findings and do not indicate any changes to the factual record, only that Grover is seeking further judicial consideration.