15. Tobacco advertising

In the course of writing this chapter, legislation has been proclaimed in several states and federally to ban most remaining forms of tobacco advertising. However a documentation of the history of advertising restrictions in Australia, and a detailed discussion about the justification for these restrictions has been retained as these issues remain of interest to many Australian and overseas readers.

15.1 National restrictions on advertising in Australia
15.2 State restrictions on tobacco advertising
15.3 Voluntary codes versus legislation
15.4 Expenditure on advertising
15.5 Sponsorship
15.6 Advertising at point-of-sale
15.7 Product placement
15.8 Packaging
15.9 Alternative methods of advertising (no longer permissible under Australian federal legislation)
15.10 Tobacco advertising and editorial compromise
15.11 The case for banning tobacco advertising
15.12 Tobacco industry defences of advertising
15.13 The tobacco industry's legal challenge to advertising restrictions
15.14 Impact of bans on the advertising industry
15.15 Public attitudes

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