Furry trend in Australian workplaces and schools sparks debate on freedom of expression and duty of care.

Furry trend in Australia workplaces and schools raises questions about freedom of expression and duty of care. The number of furry convention attendees has increased, prompting employers and educators to seek advice on handling these situations, such as allowing students to eat from dog bowls or wear concealed tails. However, no legal protection currently exists for individuals who present as furries at work or school.