Objective Identify and assess publicly available local government sponsorship and signage
policies related to harmful products in Western Australia (WA). Methods An audit of WA …

Background Commercial advertising and sponsorship drive the consumption of harmful
commodities. Local authorities (LAs) have considerable powers to reduce such exposures …

Abstract Objective To explore Victorian parents' and club officials' engagement with, and
attitudes towards, the sponsorship of junior sports by unhealthy food and beverage …

Objective To examine the strategies employed by opponents of the Queensland
Government's policy to restrict unhealthy food and alcohol advertising on publicly owned …

Issue addressed Marketing of products harmful to the health of children has been found to
be prolific, and occurs across multiple media platforms and in several settings, including …

Abstract Issue Addressed Children and adolescents are particularly receptive to cues from
food and drink advertising. Several policies recommend restricting unhealthy or …

Abstract Background Bristol City Council introduced a new advertisement policy in
2021/2022 which included prohibiting the advertising of unhealthy food and drink (HFSS) …

Background Increased marketing of energy-dense, nutrient-poor foods has been identified
as a driver of the global obesity epidemic and a priority area for preventative efforts. Local …

Objective: To analyse the presence of unhealthy sponsorship on Australian Football League
(AFL) club websites and player uniforms. Methods: An audit of AFL club websites and …

Concerted efforts to create health–promoting sport, racing and arts venues have become
possible since the advent of health promotion foundations in four of Australia's eight states …