NSW Health Minister Ryan Park is considering banning junk food ads on public transport. The move is in an effort to tackle diabetes rates in Western Sydney. According to Cancer Council data, children are exposed to up to 2,800 unhealthy food ads every year when travelling to and from school on public transport.
NSW Health Minister Ryan Park is considering banning junk food ads on public transport.
According to Cancer Council data, children are exposed to up to 2,800 unhealthy food ads every year when travelling to and from school on public transport.Advocates claim the move would save taxpayers millions of dollars as well as ease pressure on the healthcare system.
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