SONY has blocked the Western release of an 'adult role-playing game' that saw the player undress schoolgirls and fondle their breasts while on a quest for the holy grail.

Naomi, a 13-year-old Melbourne student, saw this large billboard advertising DFO with the catchline: ‘Starving for Style’. She knew it was wrong, and got her Mum to contact us.

Honey Birdette has been ordered to remove objectifying ads in a recent ASB ruling:

With your support, Collective Shout has continued to challenge sexploitation at every level during 2016. It is because of our supporters all over the country (and overseas) that our collective voice and impact continues to grow so thank you and here's to keeping up the fight in 2017!

For a long time, I have been troubled by the mere presence of TV screens in public areas. It seems that these days every restaurant, cafe and shopping centre virtually adorn their walls with them.

"Love you long time" girls jumper pulled from sale. But what else are they selling?

**UPDATE** WIN! Rusty withdraws "Missing Pants" ad campaign

A representative from Rusty made the following statement in an email to one of our staff members:

"We have a proud culture of supporting women"

[Update] Win! Jeff Allen left the country and his visa was revoked

"How on earth do you think this is acceptable to sell knowing a large percentage of your customers are teens?"