**UPDATE** WIN! Rusty withdraws "Missing Pants" ad campaign

A representative from Rusty made the following statement in an email to one of our staff members:

Thank you for bringing the imagery to our attention. We are deleting the content that relates to Mimi on the bed “Missing Pants” campaign. All online imagery will be down over the next 48 hours and our sales team have been informed not to use that poster in store windows.

Perth's Indi Bar has taken down an image from their Facebook page after a barrage of complaints from Facebook users accusing them of promoting rape culture and violence against women. The image, referencing an act of sexual violence common in pornography, was an ad for their hot dogs and beer.

                             

Last week we were alerted to an ad by education provider Learning Cloud, featuring on their Twitter and Facebook page.

What were they thinking?

[UPDATE] WIN! #BESTRACK Ad withdrawn 'due to complaints'

We have received notification from the Advertising Standards Board that the Bavarian Bier Cafe has voluntarily withdrawn the ad campaign from both social media and outdoor advertising. 

Dave Martin and Collective Shout

In response to our petition Isuzu has agreed to remove its “x rated” sex tourism competition.

More than 1000 people signed the petition in the first 24 hours. In the end we received a total of 3608 supporters. It was great see see so many men like me express outrage about this too!

The Duke Hotel in Adelaide came under fire for their porn inspired in house advertising to promote their range of pizzas.