Zoo Weekly

Zoo Weekly is an 'unrestricted' pornographic magazine. This means the classification board has determined that there should be no real age limit on who can buy these magazines. Complaints to classifications about pornographic content have been rejected, with the magazine being deemed as 'mens lifestyle.' 

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*Caution - explicit content* Click here to view examples of content being pushed to teenage boys 

See below for previous campaigns and articles about Zoo Weekly.

Goodbye Zoo Weekly, you won't be missed

Goodbye Zoo Weekly, you won't be missed

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...

Zoo shuts down: one less vehicle for sexism and promotion of male entitlement

Zoo shuts down: one less vehicle for sexism and promotion of male entitlement

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

Coles to bin Zoo after employee complaints

Coles to bin Zoo after employee complaints - will Woolworths do the right thing and #binzoomag?

"Other young women in my work force will no longer have to put up with selling a magazine that promotes rape culture" A petition calling...

Question: Who would let a child buy porn magazines?

Answer: All of us       

20 reasons why Coles and Woolworths should #BinZooMag

Zoo Weekly has a long history of exploiting and objectifying women for the enjoyment of male readers. During this time, supermarket chains Coles and Woolworths...

Zoo Weekly is putting my friends and I in danger

Petition Creator Laura Pintur writes for Mamamia on Collective Shout's campaign to get Zoo Weekly out of Coles and Woolworths.


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