Media Releases

The Classification Board (the Board) is aware of concerns about the classification of certain Japanese anime genre films, specifically Sword Art Online: Extra Edition, No Game No Life, and Eromanga Sensei Volumes 1 & 2, and about comic books featuring manga style drawings not being classified by the Board.

A new website for Australian classification has been launched today, helping the community to make informed choices about films and computer games they choose to view or play.

Dayz is a survival computer game set in the fictional post-Soviet Republic of Chernarus, where a mysterious plague has turned most of the population into zombies.

The Classification Board has considered and classified two versions of the film, Rocketman (2019), a dramatic bio-pic about Elton John, for Paramount Pict

A three-member panel of the Classification Review Board has unanimously determined that the film, Rocketman, is classified M (Mature) with the consumer advice ‘Mature them

The Classification Review Board has received an application to review the classification of the film Rocketman.

A five-member panel of the Classification Review Board has unanimously determined that the film, Hellboy, is classified R 18+ (Restricted) with the consumer advice ‘

The Classification Review Board has received an application to review the classification of the film, Hellboy.

With the holiday and gift-giving period fast approaching, the Classification Board would like to remind everyone about the classification markings and ratings restrictions, and provide a list of up

The Classification Board has considered and classified two versions of the film, Bumblebee, for Paramount Pictures Australia Pty Ltd.

A three-member panel of the Classification Review Board has unanimously determined that the film Bumblebee is classified PG (Parental Guidance) with the c

The Classification Review Board has received an application to review the classification of the film Bumblebee.

A three-member panel of the Classification Review Board has unanimously determined that the computer game We Happy Few is classified R 18+ (Restricted) with the consumer a

The Classification Review Board has received an application to review the classification of the computer game We Happy Few.

We Happy Few is a psychedelic, single-player, action-adventure game set in 1964, after England has lost World War II, where the population of the fictional dystopian town, Wellington Wells

On 11 May 2018, the Classification Board (the Board) classified the film, Show Dogs, PG (Parental Guidance), with consumer advice of ‘mild violenc

An article published on the website News.com.au on 28 February 2018 (7:41am) by Charis Chang claims that the Classification Board has, for what appears to be the first time, ‘taken the

A three-member panel of the Classification Review Board has unanimously determined that the film Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature is classified G (General) with the consumer advice ‘Some scenes

The Classification Review Board has received an application to review the classification of the film The Nut Job 2: Nutty By Nature.

A three-member panel of the Classification Review Board has unanimously determined that the film Jigsaw is classified MA 15+ (Mature Accompanied) with the consumer advice