“The Largest Collection of Australian-Produced Adult Media in the World”
The Eros Archive at Flinders University, South Australia(sometimes known as Australia’s porn archive) Eros has recently become aware of an important academic article that highlights the cultural and historical significance of the Eros Collection held at Flinders University in South Australia. Titled Revaluing the Eros Collection for Australian Cultural Histories, the article was published in […]
New Online Safety Codes will reshape access to online content
Several new Online Safety Codes will soon come into force in Australia, significantly affecting what users can see, access, and do online, and how that access is regulated. Writing in The Conversation, Professor Lisa M. Given of RMIT University outlines how online content will increasingly be filtered by search engines under the Internet Search Engine […]
The annual Eros Journal has been published
The 2025 Eros Journal, including the annual Hall of Fame, has been published on the Eros website. Go to NEWS & INSIGHTS / Journals of this website to read this latest release and editions from previous years.
Why Bricks & Mortar Adult Shops Matter More Than Ever
“In an era where online shopping dominates nearly every category, intimate care and sexual wellness remain refreshingly personal. While e-commerce certainly plays a role, many consumers still crave something that algorithms can’t deliver – human connection, trusted guidance, and the reassurance of talking to someone who truly understands their needs.” This opening reflection from Nicole […]
New Online Safety Codes Registered
The eSafety Commissioner registered new online safety codes on 9 September 2025, including the Designated Internet Services (DIS) Online Safety Code (Class 1C and Class 2 Material). This is the code for websites. Debate and concern continues locally and internationally about mandatory age assurance requirements. Use this link to the DIS Online Safety Code (Class […]
