As published at ABC Religion and Ethics and Melinda Tankard Reist

To sporting news now, and West Indies cricketer Chris Gayle has found closure from an incident this week in which he propositioned a female sports reporter live on air.

We were pleased to report that after our successful campaign to get sexploitation mag Zoo Weekly out of Coles supermarkets Bauer Media announced the sexist lads mag was closing. 

Collective Shout takes credit for hastening Zoo’s demise: Coles dumping title was ‘catastrophic for sales’

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

The Fremantle Heritage Festival is an annual community event hosted by the City of Fremantle. The event:

"...showcases the stories that make up the rich tapestry of Fremantle both in the distant past and our childhoods. The festival honours and explores the settlement and early days of Fremantle, while revelling in the nostalgia of not-so-distant memories."

Collective Shout activist writes on experience of online misogyny  

"I find it deeply offensive that a company has to resort to objectifying females in order to sell a service" 

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

[UPDATE] 

Read more: US 'pick-up artist' Julien Blanc forced to quit Australian tour after visa cancelled

[UPDATE] 'We got it wrong' - Women's Health Mag apologises for semi-naked painted models at sports awards

The Women's Health Australia "I support women in sport awards" was held this week to recognise the achievements of Australia's female athletes.