Classification

• Jim Wallace speaks to SBS about classification of R18+ games
• David Hutt on the Political Spot
• ACL submission to the Senate on R18+ computer games
• Brad Huddleston on the Political Spot
• MR: ALRC missed opportunity to reform classification system
• Professor Lelia Green on the Political Spot
• ACL's Submission on the National Classification Scheme
• Ros Phillips on the Political Spot
• ACL's Submission on Media Convergence
• Outdoor advertisers continue to put sexual images in front of kids
• Virtual classes of cold-blooded killing
• MR: Norwegian tragedy highlights impact of violent video games
• MR: ACL calls on classification ministers to delay R18+ games decision
• ACL submission to the ALRC review of the National Classification Scheme
• Rob Ward on the Political Spot
• MR: ACL urges restraint on games classification until review of entire system complete
• MR: Outdoor advertising report misses opportunity for significant reform
• MR: Senate report acknowledges need for national classification scheme reform
• Wendy Francis clarifies position on sexualised advert
• MR: Abusive language and cyberbullying inappropriate in debate about sexualisation of children through outdoor advertising
• Lyle Shelton on the Political Spot
• MR: People power wins in removing offending ads
• R18+ computer game guidelines fly in the face of community concern
• MR: Draft R18+ computer game guidelines fail families
• The Political Spot - May 10, 2011
• MR: ACL welcomes bi-partisan recognition of the problem of sexualisation of children
• Pro-life billboard ‘contrary to prevailing community standards’
• ACL submission to the Joint Select Committee on Cyber-Safety
• Advertising Bureau discards G rated billboards
• What billboards tell us about Australian ideals
• MR: R18+ games debate descends to farce
• The Political Spot - 5th April 2011
• R18+ decision should not pre-empt classification review
• The Political Spot - March 8, 2011
• ACL's Submission to the Senate on Classification
• ACL's Submission on Outdoor Advertising
• ACL calls on outdoor advertising to be ‘G’ rated
• The Political Spot - 1st February 2011
• Stop American rapper’s violent, anti-woman video from being released
• Why the sex trade is wrong to push for R18+ games
• Classification system should provide respite for innocence of children
• ACL welcomes review of classification system
• The Political Spot – December 14, 2010
• The Political Spot – December 7, 2010
• Dollars and spin driving violent video game push
• Violent interactive R18+ video game decision not a done deal
• Violent video game debate far from over
• The Political Spot – November 23, 2010
• Violent video game decision imminent
• Senate inquiry into Australia’s broken classification system
• Classification system a shambles
• How porn undermines women's humanity
• The Political Spot – September 21, 2010
• Turnbull urged to use a ‘fact filter’ when commenting on ISP filtering
• Christian lobby congratulates ACT Greens on first steps to combat sexualisation of children
• ISP filtering too important for misinformed grabs
• Coalition ISP filter announcement incomprehensible
• "Taking liberties" - Jim Wallace in The Australian
• Jim Wallace article on ISP filtering
• ‘Kids are growing up in an X-rated society’
• Increase in children sexually abusing children sparks call for review of classification system
• ACL welcomes youth violence inquiry’s call for classification review
• "There probably is a causal link between pornography and sexual abuse" says Q&A panellist
• Battle over protecting kids online heats up
• ACL applauds ISPs for filtering child porn
• MP's opposition to net filter misguided
• Gillard committed to net filter
• Leadership change will not change filter policy
• ACL speaks out against mainstreaming porn
• ACL joins legal action against film containing 'simulated paedophilia'
• Decision pending: please act now to stop R18+ computer games
• Greens move to legalise sale of X18+ porn in NSW
• No court appeal on 'Salo' means Government must act to fix classification system
• No court appeal on Salo means Government must act to fix classification system
• Adultery advertisement marks a new low
• ‘Simulated’ paedophilia permitted on Australian screens
• Film degrading minors sparks call for review of classification system
• ACL holds Labor to R18+ games election promise
• SA Government has given written commitment to oppose R18+ game classification
• Gaming industry mirrors ‘big tobacco’ in denial of violent gaming effects
• ACL submission to the AGs Department on R18+ games
• ACL submission to DBCDE consultation on ISP filtering
• ACMA out of touch on TV standards
• R18+ games simulate and fuel violence
• Undies sniffing on the ABC should be another nail in the coffin for self-regulation
• ACL submission to Free TV Australia Code of Practice review
• Call to tame down TV sex and violence
• UN right on X-rated porn: Let’s not discriminate but extend bans across Australia
• ACL Welcomes Qantas move to ditch misleading GetUp ad
• Iran claims a long way from truth about protecting kids online
• Government bodies failing to protect best interests of the child
• ACL confirms porn filter stance
• Internet filtering trials logical and necessary
• Telstra encouraged to demonstrate corporate responsibility on internet filtering
• Christian Lobby calls for bipartisan support of ISP filtering
• Christian Lobby welcomes ISP filtering moves
• Parties respond to Christian concerns
• Sexualisation report fails children
• Senate broadcasting inquiry hearings stacked to ignore community concerns