Melbourne strip club 'Sin City' (formerly Shoop) has often made use of mobile billboards to advertise its 'product' to an all-ages audience.

Click here to read the Ad Standards Board case report

Click here to lodge a complaint with Advertising Standards Board about this billboard on Hoddle Street Melbourne (In front of Hungry Jacks).

To see more information on the harms of objectification and sexualisation see here. 

Benefit Cosmetics is a 'featured brand' of department store chain Myer. This is how the brand is currently advertised. 

While Collective Shout primarily campaigns against the objectification of women and sexualisation of girls we do from time to time have examples of men being objectified cross our desks. The Body Shop have done it again with their latest 'Wake Up With A Big One' ad campaign

Wicked press release makes a joke of violence against women

Sydney German themed restaurant Lowenbrau Keller sexually objectifies women to promote its venue

It has been reported that a prominent outdoor advertisement for 'Puppetry of the Penis' at the Eatons Hill Hotel has sparked complaints from the community.

Slogan on Wicked Camper van reads, "Blow in her face and she'll follow you anywhere..."

It's no secret that the advertising industry's preferred model of regulation, self-regulation, has failed. Despite various government inquiries exploring the many flaws in the current system, as well as condemnation from child health professionals and the Australian Medical Association (AMA) the advertising industry has been given free reign to regulate themselves to the detriment of the community, in particular, children.