Click here to read the Ad Standards Board case report

*Update: Westfield and Vicinity Centres have directed Honey Birdette to pull down its highly sexualised signage

Honey Birdette, the sex shop masquerading as a high-end lingerie store has a long history of using pornographic images of women in their shop front advertising. And they've been getting away with it- for years.

Despite Advertising Standards Board rulings that their highly sexualised ads are in breach of codes and standards, Honey Birdette refuses to comply with rulings, even going so far as to post on their Facebook page, "Nobody tells Honey B's when to take down her signage!"

Click here to read the case report

Click here to read the Ad Standards Board case report

Queensland’s Burger Urge criticised over its burger delivery campaign

It's 2016. Yet companies all over the world continue to push the toxic message that women are only valued for their sex appeal. We've spoken out about Calvin Klein before for their 'gang rape' billboards which thankfully at the time were ordered to be removed after complaints to the Advertising Standards Board. 

"We can shoot your wife and frame your mother-in-law, if you want we can hang them too" - Fantastic Framing

Our Queensland Volunteer Coordinator Angela shares her experience of a two year long fight trying to get a strip club billboard taken down. While the Advertising Standards Board upheld complaints, the strip club owner refused to take it down- and the current system of advertising (self) regulation means he doesn't have to, and that there are no penalties for non-compliance.

“…not sexually explicit or suggestive, or inappropriate in the circumstances”

- Advertising Standards Board, March, 2016 Case Number 0089/16 

What will 30 minutes at Chadstone Shopping Centre tell us about our pornified culture?