Accredited classifiers Learn more about how to become an accredited classifier, and submit classification decisions for films and games via the Classification Portal for publishing on the National Classification Database.
Develop and use a classification tool Learn more about self-classification tools, the processes for developing and seeking Ministerial approval, and how we monitor and evaluate them.
Classify once Learn more about the classification once principle, when to use an existing decision and when to seek classification.
Import or export objectionable goods Learn more about objectionable goods. The Australian Border Force can seize these goods.
Using broadcaster classification decisions Learn more about deeming a television broadcaster’s classification decision under the Classification Act.
Advertise, show and sell Learn about rules that apply to advertise, show and sell both classified and unclassified content.
Festivals and events Learn more about including unclassified films, computer games or publications at your event.
Classification markings Access and download files for correctly displaying markings, messaging and consumer advice.
Exemptions and modifications Learn about the rules for the classification of modified films and computer games, and classified content in other formats.
Frequently Asked Questions and Guides Frequently asked questions and guides for the Classification Portal.