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Thinkerbell teamed up with Looking Glass Pictures to document the last days of the residents of The Gatwick hostel in a film Judging The Gatwick.
Hawaiian Airlines worked with WPP AUNZ agencies whiteGREY and MediaCom to bring to life its new brand platform.
Hungry Jacks and Four’N Twenty share their congratulations on large billboards across the country to celebrate the 150th birthday of Heinz.
Regional full service agency Barefruit Marketing has rebranded its business with the pledge to be "plain speaking creative thinkers" and "BS" free.
Southern Cross Austereo worked with JCDecaux to deliver the 'Now Playing' campaign, enticing commuters to tune in to the network's stations.
The campaign, created in conjunction with VMLY&R and Versus Media, is comprised of three long form online videos.
CommBank worked with M&C Saatchi to create a digital world demonstrating the bank's fraud protection credentials.
The video emphasizes SodaStream’s environmental message, seeing the GoT stars struggle with single-use plastic bottles in everyday situations.
Independent agency The Royals has launched an election language experiment, Advance Party, via its innovation lab, training a computer to talk like Scott Morrison and Bill Shorten.
The newest iteration of the global platform Snap Out Of It continues to build on the company’s longstanding "Have a break, have a Kitkat" brand idea.
The Suzuki Skates film, created by Deloitte Digital, is the latest iteration in Suzuki's re-positioning and transformation in Australia.
Cummin&Partners worked with the brand to create a campaign asking people to reconsider a trip to the coldest part of the supermarket with the promise of something delicious.
Samsung has joined forces with Vivid Sydney for a second year in a row to launch a technology-enabled, playground featuring two activations.
In its latest insurance campaign, created by Leo Burnett, the Queensland-born company proves 'no one understands Queenslanders' needs better than them.
In its latest campaign, Telstra worked with The Monkeys to make sure Australians read its message about the Telstra Plus rewards program.
Ovolo's newest campaign introduces two policies that will have guests saying "no f*cking way!".
Nine's Lego Masters worked with oOh!media to create a multi-format campaign across Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Adelaide.
The brand film and TVC, produced by HelloFuture.TV, showcases the relationship between burning coal and climate change.
