More restrictions on Tourism Australia's 'bloody hell' ad

by Sarah Woods, brandrepublic.com, 19 July 2006, 08:30AM

LONDON - The controversy over the word 'bloody' in Tourism Australia's television ads continues as several complaints have forced the advertising watchdog to ban the spots before 9pm, despite support for the phrase by an Australian minister.

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