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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. 

And the Advertising Standards Board says its ok

This is a billboard advertisement in Brisbane for Honey B’s strip club. See that building behind the billboard? That’s a school.

[UPDATED] Collective Shout supporters have alerted us to this outdoor advertisement for a diet product. The ad urges us to 'Keep Australia Beautiful' by looking like this air brushed, headless model.

[UPDATED] Nandos has continued its tradition of objectifying women through their latest promotion ‘Little Hotties.’

The Advertising Standards Board has dismissed complaints against lingerie brand "Lovable."

Loveable had struck a deal with a major eating disorders charity and said it was “dedicated to changing the culture surrounding eating disorders and body image”... “by using happy, healthy models in our campaigns and promotional activities and by continuing to design intimates that are not created to objectify women’s bodies…”

Honey Birdette describes complainant as 'nonsensical,' Ad Standards passes insult on to complainant

"The comments on this transport advertisement read "If you woke up with $100 in your pocket and a sore arse, would you tell anyone?"

Complaints dismissed

"...did not expose the breasts or genitals in any way."   "...images…relevant to the product being advertised."