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The short film explains the Indigenous meaning of the Irukandji name and design for the Australian surfing team.
Originally created by Dentsu Tokyo, the quirky adorable characters have been reimagined to appeal to Australian audiences.
Leading into the Olympics, Surfing Australia is moving forward for the first time ever with a unified team name and design.
The work is entirely pro-bono and includes strategy, creative, media, PR and support from the media partners.
The rebrand is part of a national program to stop sexual harassment and assaults.
It's the first work to be delivered by BWM Dentsu and Vizeum since the group secured the account in August.
Eat your heart (out) Khaleesi.
BWM Dentsu and Hoyts launch quirky new campaign.
Toyota is aiming to appeal to a new generation of buyers with an SUV set to stand out in a cluttered category.
Allowing parents to celebrate their baby's premature birth within a larger community.
Australia's Broadband Network connects to younger audience.
It's all about tugging on emotional heartstrings rather than talking about the technology and the speed of the NBN.
BWM Dentsu and Robber's Dog have launched a new campaign for the Qantas Wallabies that captures the bond between the Australian people and the team.
Kmart is welcoming the festive season with an eight-part campaign that is Christmas meets contemporary.
CarsGuide has taken a cheeky pop at its competitors, invoking divine wrath in its brand war against CarSales.
