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MONA's 'Ladies Lounge' wins appeal to exclude men from exhibition

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It's been closed for months due to an ongoing legal battle - but, with a Supreme Court win today, the Ladies Lounge at Tasmania's Museum of Old and New Art could soon reopen. A judge quashed a lower court decision that the gallery had discriminated against men.
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