Ah, the wonders of Australia. Luckily we all have Medicare for when the obesity epidemic takes it's toll. More seriously though, Australia is only marginally b

Ah, the wonders of Australia. Luckily we all have Medicare for when the obesity epidemic takes it's toll. More seriously though, Australia is only marginally better than the US with this whole problem. We need to push the whole health thing a whole lot more. I like my weekly chocolate and sarsaparilla ration, but I know it's not something I should do every day. Stopping junk food from becoming a daily thing for people is a great first step. I also play sport at least twice a week, but again, we've become a lot more loose in that department over the past 10 years. All year round sport is meant to be compulsory for virtually all schools, but too many people sit out nowadays. If we get people playing sport at school, hopefully we can get more than 75% playing it well past the end of Uni. But otherwise, I don't think this sort of advertising is bad or should be banned, rather we need to tighten up our education about nutrition and regular sport.