Lowenbrau Keller ad campaign objectifies women, promotes sexual harassment
Sydney German themed restaurant Lowenbrau Keller sexually objectifies women to promote its venue
Read moreEatons Hill Hotel 'Puppetry of the Penis' billboard sparks complaints
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.
Read moreAd Standards upholds complaints against Wicked Campers misogynist van slogan
Slogan on Wicked Camper van reads, "Blow in her face and she'll follow you anywhere..."
Read moreAd Watchdog in Australia a dismal failure
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.
Read moreAd Standards Board approves General Pants 'Wet Dreams' ad campaign
"...the reference to “wet dreams” is linked primarily to the competition to win an overseas trip to Dubai"
- Ad Standards Board, apparently not joking.
Read moreA Wicked Victory
People power forces Wicked Campers to withdraw misogynistic marketing
Read more“I am a little girl and I am not a slut”: Anti Wicked Camper campaign takes off
Thousands support Sydney mother’s petition against misogynistic Wicked Campers.
Read moreTake Action! Tell Qld government to act on Ad Inquiry recommendations
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 moreSign petition! - Stop the distribution of sexually explicit advertising material
What would you do if you found this flyer on your car?
Adelaide resident Rebekah Reilly had heard about Adelaide's "Bikini Massage" parlour and like many residents, was concerned about the nature of the business and the explicit shop front advertising.
When visiting a local shopping centre, Rebekah found that the business had distributed hundreds of flyers to cars in the car park. The flyers featured explicit images and text advertising "bikini massage" services and recruiting "girls" for employment. The flyers were removed by Castle Plaza Shopping centre management following complaints from shoppers.