Unclassified films and computer games may be advertised after being assessed for their likely classification. Find full details on authorised assessment, the messaging that must appear on advertising and rules on advertising classified and unclassified films or computer games together.

Use this section to follow the rules for displaying classification markings and consumer advice advertising and trailers. These rules apply to films and computer games which have been classified.

There are basic rules that apply to advertising classified publications. These refer to where advertising may be published and displayed and how markings are shown.

This section outlines the restrictions and requirements for selling classified publications. Learn more about the four types of classifications that apply to submittable publications and the laws that apply to retailers both nationally and in states and territories.

When showing a film in a public place, there are age restrictions that apply for certain classifications. This section outlines the restrictions, explaining which classifications can be shown to which age groups.

Films and computer games, including DVDs, Blu-rays, on-demand entertainment and online games, must be classified before being made publicly available. If you sell, rent, show publicly or provide access to films or computer games, make sure you’re across the rules and requirements about restricted classifications in your state or territory.