Standards Board cases

Advertises a buy one get one free promotion when mentioning ad pictured. The text includes F*CK salad.

Description of the advertisement
The advertisement is for McDonald’s Family McValue Box. The television advertisement was shown on multiple occasions on Channel 7 on Saturday 15 April 2017 between 7.30-9.30pm during the broadcast of the AFL game between Essendon and Adelaide Crows. 
The 15 second advertisement depicts a family of two adults and one child going to McDonald’s together and choosing to share a McDonald’s Family McValue Box. The advertisement describes and shows the contents of the Family McValue Box and then the focus shifts to the family laughing and chatting and enjoying the meal. The advertisement concludes with the statement “McDonald’s Family McValue Box, made for midweek dinners, made for families”. The advertisement may be viewed here:-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lj37e1f-DP8
The advertisement is telling the story that the new Family McValue Box is perfect for all occasions and activities as the advertisement is part of a series of 15 second advertisements where the Family McValue Box is eaten in various family settings: watching the football, going on a road trip and walking on the weekend and midweek dinners. 

Recently, I was travelling on the Cunningham Highway east of Goondiwindi, Queensland. Noticed this advertising billboard (photo attached) approximately 65 km from Goondiwindi which I deem is sexual vilification, and believe a lot of women would do so also.

The advertisement is for Tamar hire and is a simulated telephone conversation between an employee and potentiometer customer. 
Where the customer enquiries about hiring an digger to do some yard work, then in the background you can hear muffler screams for help from a male voice. The person on the other end of the phone in a concerned voice then asks ' what about your husband' to which the customer replies,' he's always too busy' and the muffled cries for help return, and the customer then expresses she may need to hire additional equipment. 
The advertisement then ends with Tamar hire for ' all ' your back yard needs. Or something similar.

Describing a person using cream cheese in a sexually suggestive way.

This was iSelect promoting their services to find better insurance for customers

The ad included pretending they had a message or letter from a member of a Chinese sports team, reading it out (or was supposed to be the Chinese person).

TransForce advertise on their website that they offer carbon neutral transport solutions. Their website indicates they have a program to reduce carbon emissions. But there is no detail about how they offset emissions or that they do it 100% effectively. All carbon emissions limit the country's ability to meet the Paris 2015 zero net emissions target that Australia is a signatory to. To achieve that fossil fuel powered trucks need to be replaced by electric trucks or electric trains. Without taking such action TransForce is misrepresenting its contribution to averting global warming

The current advertising slogan and contents of SportsBet ad to promote the Android app. The ad uses the slogan 'putting the 'roid' in Android' and proceeds to show weight lifters as people who have or are perceived to have used performance enhancing drugs.