The nation's chief censor has admitted that trying to ban inappropriate content in films, computer games and pornography was a losing battle in the digital age.
The outgoing director of the Office of Film and Literature Classification, Des Clark, said the difficulty in restricting content across borders meant that consumers would increasingly have to decide for themselves what was appropriate.
"It seems to me that if you have this global stuff where you're not able to harness it, what comes into play - for instance with online gaming - is that you have protocols e ... more