Ad Standards green lights mobile billboard strip club ad
Melbourne strip club 'Sin City' (formerly Shoop) has often made use of mobile billboards to advertise its 'product' to an all-ages audience.
Read moreAd Standards Board dismisses complaints against Tom Ford ad in the Australian Financial Review
"AFR should not include material such as this in this type of newspaper or magazine"
Read moreAd Standards Board upholds complaints against department store Tom Ford ad
“the use of a completely naked woman in a promotion of a fragrance has little relevance”
Read moreAd Standards Board rules on "Fresh One" coffee ads
A few months ago, we were alerted to Perth based coffee bean distributor Fresh One, a brand that was posting pornographic advertising on their Facebook page to promote coffee beans.
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Wicked Campers ignores ad standards again with ‘fat girls are harder to kidnap’ slogan
[UPDATE 23rd April] – Wicked Campers breaches Ad Standards for the fourth time this month
Wicked Campers has once again violated Advertising Standards with its latest slogan “fat girls are harder to kidnap.” The vehicle hire company is a repeat offender, well known for printing vile and degrading slogans on its vans.
Read moreAd Standards Board dismisses complaints against Honey Birdette ad "Tasty Treats"
The Ad Standards Board has dismissed complaints against Honey Birdette's shop front "Tasty Treats" ad. The complainant described the ad as highly sexualised, larger than life and situated in a shopping centre between a food court and children's play area.
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