"Why make your insecurities our problem?" reads a tweet from supplement brand Protein World, after complaints poured in over a controversial billboard. It's followed by a passive aggressive winking emoji and tweeted directly at a potential customer – breaking every rule in the social media playbook, right?

Guys, girls, mates. These are phrases we all use almost daily around the workplace. But a new campaign from the Diversity Council of Australia is pointing out their discriminatory nature as gateway phrases to workplace sexism, and it's attempting to help employers stamp it out.

Dating app Bumble has named and shamed a misogynist user, publishing his messages, banning him, and berating his behaviour in an open letter. Although the move is in-line with the brand’s position as a female-friendly Tinder, is picking on specific individuals the right thing for the company to do?

Long associated with teenaged boys and sexually charged ads, Lynx is undergoing its biggest repositioning in 20 years. It’s aiming to reach a more mature and progressive market by championing modern ideas of masculinity, but will it be enough to overcome the brand’s historically laddish image?