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Dozens of countries have slapped a sugar tax on junk food. But Australia is split on the decision

Dozens of countries have slapped a sugar tax on junk food. But Australia is split on the decision

Taxing drinks based on their sugar content would force manufacturers to make their products healthier, a parliamentary report argues. Some are not so convinced.

  • by Angus Thomson

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Billionaire Andrew Forrest’s court win threatens to expose Facebook’s trillion-dollar secrets
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Billionaire Andrew Forrest’s court win threatens to expose Facebook’s trillion-dollar secrets

How does Facebook interact with fraudsters who book scam ads on its platform? Billionaire Andrew Forrest is about to find out.

  • by Colin Kruger
Loophole allows alcohol advertising to be broadcast during the Wiggles
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Loophole allows alcohol advertising to be broadcast during the Wiggles

Independent senator says the government must close a loophole in laws protecting children from alcohol advertising on free-to-air television.

  • by Mike Foley
The Aussiest of ad campaigns, only it wasn’t made here
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The Aussiest of ad campaigns, only it wasn’t made here

Telstra’s new campaign features lovingly hand-crafted stop-motion animation … made in Eastern Europe.

It’s a job for dogged types
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It’s a job for dogged types

Who can take the lead.

From Chiang Mai to Chicago
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From Chiang Mai to Chicago

Bootleggers should knock it off.

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‘Wild west’: The TikTok tanning ads breaching community standards
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‘Wild west’: The TikTok tanning ads breaching community standards

There are dozens, possibly hundreds, of other similar videos on social media, prompting leading advertising figures to call out marketing tactics lacking social responsibility.

  • by Aisha Dow
NSW government’s new coercive control advertisement slammed

NSW government’s new coercive control advertisement slammed

A video campaign ahead of new legislation does not have support from all quarters.

  • by Max Maddison, Alexandra Smith and Michael McGowan
‘Bright and unsolicited’ ads in the spotlight as Sydney billboards proliferate

‘Bright and unsolicited’ ads in the spotlight as Sydney billboards proliferate

The out-of-home advertising industry is booming with more than 130,000 assets across the country, with calls for greater regulation of LCD billboards.

  • by Amber Schultz
X-rated: Raunchy retailer takes the Musk approach to ad regulator

X-rated: Raunchy retailer takes the Musk approach to ad regulator

Honey Birdette has clocked up more than 70 violations of the advertising code and there is nothing authorities can do about it.

  • by Noel Towell and Kishor Napier-Raman
ACCC cracks down on fake specials, dodgy online claims amid cost of living pressures

ACCC cracks down on fake specials, dodgy online claims amid cost of living pressures

The chair of the competition and consumer watchdog has put supermarkets, airlines, banks, telcos, ecommerce players and digital platforms on notice.

  • by Jessica Yun

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