Tas seeks Wicked camper ban

Tasmania is investigating how to stop 'vile, sexist and misogynistic' Wicked campervans from coming into the state.

Wineglass Bay on Tasmania's Freycinet

Tasmania is investigating how to stop 'vile, sexist' Wicked campervans from coming into the state. (AAP)

Tasmania could ban the "vile, sexist and misogynistic" Wicked campervans from entering the state, says Infrastructure Minister Rene Hidding.

The vans are emblazoned with controversial slogans, often insulting women and girls and also depict cartoon characters using drugs and alcohol, and can spend up to three months in Tasmania.

"I have been investigating possible regulatory or legislative options to stop these vile, sexist and misogynistic vans from operating in Tasmania," Mr Hidding said.


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