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Meant to be graphic : New Covid-19 ad tells Australians to stay home

Nick Bonyhady16:03, Jul 12 2021 Supplied The Australian federal government is running a “graphic” new advertising campaign. A woman gasping for breath in a hospital bed is appearing on Australians screens in a confronting new federal government advertising campaign designed to tell those in New South Wales to stay home. The ad, evocative of Australia’s 1980s “grim reaper” AIDS campaign in its bluntness, was filmed towards the end of last year but Australia’s government decided not to run it because the outbreaks since then have not been severe enough to justify it. That has changed. The ad will appear on social media platforms such as Facebook and YouTube as well as TV for Sydney residents as police continue to fine people at gatherings in breach of lockdown rules.

Young People Disgusted With The Government s Graphic COVID Ad

Young People Disgusted With The Government s Graphic COVID Ad
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Confronting COVID ad s message has been misinterpreted

Confronting COVID ad’s message has been misinterpreted We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Health and advertising experts have criticised government ad campaigns that promote COVID-19 vaccination, and Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce also said an ad showing a woman struggling to breathe was a misfire. The federal government has rolled out two new coronavirus ad campaigns: one titled Arm Yourself, showing a variety of arms with band aids to promote the vaccination program, and another which is targeted at people in Sydney that shows a woman gasping for breath in a hospital bed.

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