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Our latest campaign, NO ALCOHOL ADS TO KIDS. NO EXCEPTION. launched ahead of the 2019 Australian Open.
With your help, Australians can lift the exemption that exposes kids to alcohol advertising during sporting broadcasts.
The current exemption allows big alcohol brands to market their products throughout sport broadcasts during children’s viewing hours – which is otherwise illegal. This results in millions of children being targeted by alcohol advertising
And the exemption is heavily exploited by the alcohol industry, with 49.5 per cent of all alcohol advertising shown during the broadcast of live sporting events.
Campaign Champion, Federal member for Bennelong and tennis great John Alexander MP says children should be able to watch the Australian Open on the telly without being bombarded by alcohol ads.
We agree, but we need your help.
Share the campaign with your family and friends.
Together, you can help lift the exemption and protect Aussie kids.
Expose kids to tennis. Not tinnies.🎾
— End Alcohol Advertising in Sport (@EndAlcAdInSport) January 14, 2019
Kids are protected against #alcohol ads on TV. Except during sport.
Help lift the exemption: https://t.co/vbrl7Fpfaz#NoException pic.twitter.com/vVXy38J3oa
The End Alcohol Advertising in Sport campaign calls for alcohol advertising to be phased out of professional sports. This is an initiative by the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education, supported by health organisations across Australia.
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The End Alcohol Advertising in Sport campaign calls for alcohol advertising to be phased out of professional sports. This is an initiative by the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education, supported by health organisations across Australia.
©2019 Foundation for Alcohol Research & Education
PO Box 19 Deakin West ACT 2600 | 02 6122 8600
ABN 91 096 854 385 | Privacy Statement