Georgie Stone

In 2014, Stone appeared on Four Corners,[3] talking about her experiences in court and changing the law surrounding stage one treatment. In February 2016, Stone and a number of other families of transgender kids travelled to Canberra to speak with politicians about changing the law.[4] Stone and her mother were interviewed on The Project[5][6] in response to the controversy surrounding the Safe Schools Coalition and the importance of the program. Later that year, Stone and her family appeared on Australian Story,[7] telling their story. Stone started a petition on change.org in August 2016, rallying support for law reform,[8] which has so far gained over 15,000 signatures.[9][10][11] Stone has also spoken out in support of transgender kids being allowed to use the bathroom of their choice,[12] the importance of the Safe Schools Coalition,[13] and the Pride Centre located in St Kilda.[14]

Stone was announced as a judge at the 2017 GLOBE Community Awards.[15] Stone also featured in the ABC Me television series, "Advice to My 12-Year-Old-Self", which aired on 11 October in celebration of the United Nation's International Day of the Girl.[16][17] The show consists of 37 interviews, all lasting 2 minutes in length, of prominent Australian women. In late 2017, Stone was made the official ambassador for the Royal Children's Hospital Gender Service in Melbourne.[18]

In 2018, Stone became the ambassador for the Human Rights Arts and Film Festival, Wear it Purple Day and the AFL Pride Game.[19][20][21] In 2019, Stone was named an Ambassador for The Pinnacle Foundation.[22] In late 2019, it was announced that Stone would write and appear in a 20-minute documentary about her own life, titled The Dreamlife of Georgie Stone, directed by Maya Newell.[23]

In March 2019, Stone joined Australian television soap opera Neighbours in the guest role of Mackenzie Hargreaves.[24][25] She plays the first ever transgender character on the show, having pitched the role to the show's producers a year earlier.[26] Stone began filming her scenes in June, with the episodes to be aired later in the year.[27][28] Stone described Mackenzie as "a bit world weary, a bit cynical, a bit hardened by her experiences".[29] She also described her as "sweet, compassionate and lovely" when she opens up to other people.[30] In September, it was announced that Stone would appear in a spin-off titled Neighbours: Erinsborough High, reprising her role from the main show.[31] The series will be released on My5 and 10 Play in November, and consists of five episodes that "explore issues universally troubling teens today – bullying, mental illness, sexuality, cultural diversity, parental and peer pressure, and teacher-student relationships".[32] On 19 October 2019, it was announced that Stone would be promoted to the regular cast in early 2020.[33] She co-wrote an episode of Neighbours with executive producer Jason Herbison, which aired in July 2020.[34] For her performance, Stone was nominated for 'Best Daytime Star' at the 2020 Inside Soap Awards.[35]