New Campaign ‘Little Audrey’ Makes Case for More Physical Activity, Not Scrolling
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Published on April 13, 2026.
The'scrolling girl' campaign from Team Kids and Dairy Farmers aims to highlight the consequences of replacing a childhood with screens. The campaign will take place in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia on April 24, 2022. The iconic "Skipping Girl" neon sign has been replaced with a scrolling girl sign to illustrate the impact of excessive screen-time on physical activity.
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New Campaign ‘Little Audrey’ Makes Case for More Physical Activity, Not Scrolling
A new campaign by Team Kids and Dairy Farmers highlights the detrimental effects of excessive screen-time on physical activity, highlighting the need for more physical activity.