The Queensland Government of Australia will ban junk food advertising

According to the Australian Associated Press, the Kunzhou government will ban all junk food advertisements on its own billboards, sites and websites. Kunzhou government hopes people can lose weight. To achieve this goal, Kunzhou government will ban junk food advertisements on its billboards, railway stations and transportation. However, this is not applicable to the large stadiums in Kunzhou, because the contracts involved in these stadiums are very complex, which means that changes there will be slow progress. Steven Miles, director of the Kunzhou Department of Health, said yesterday (Sunday) that salt, sugar and fat content in food would determine whether advertisements for the food would be excluded from the list that could be published. He said: "We have an ambitious goal to increase the number of people with healthy weight in Kunzhou by 10% by 2026, which is one way we can do it." However, the Kunzhou Free National Party said that the ban was diverting attention from the emergency department crisis. In recent weeks, emergency beds have been in short supply. Tim Mander, deputy leader of the Kunzhou Free State Party, said: "We hope that the Palaszczuk government (the Kunzhou government) will do its priority well."