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The McGrath Foundation has unveiled a light installation at Vivid Sydney, designed to create a shining message of support for those touched by breast cancer.
While they may be fierce competitors every other day of the week, publishers are coming together for one special cause - the environment.
An innovative Twitter campaign sees a "hangman-style" guessing game appear on OOH screens in Sydney and Brisbane ahead of the game.
Meet Nexcare Nana; the band-aid wearing, dumpster-diving, dirt-loving grandma.
Mental illness is Australia's single biggest health issue but only 50% of people receive help. NRL is hoping it can convince those in need to reach out.
RSPCA QLD is urging pet owners to ‘desexify’ their pets in its annual desexing campaign.
The psychology of quitting is at the centre of a new Quit Victoria campaign.
Japanese retailer Uniqlo this week launched a first-to-market product trialling campaign for its Heattech range.
McDonald’s has turned its fries into a Friends sitcom to launch gravy topping.
NSW Health has launched an educational OOH campaign with Ad-Roller, aiming to prevent the spread of the flu this winter.
Dove continues to challenge gender stereotypes with a new series starring Australian Wallaby David Pocock.
JCDecaux and Alphabet Studio have launched a 24 hour responsive content campaign showing the power of its outdoor screen network.
Avoid Mr Workaholic with eHarmony.
Sanitarium pushes its new Weet-Bix Blends product in a new campaign.
U by Kotex period pals have a dance off and a Marilyn Monroe moment in new clips.
50 Cent is known for his love of the finer things of life (and his bankruptcy claims).
Getty Images launches a new global campaign from AlmapBBDO.
You vote will help shape Australia, says BMF for the Australian Electoral Commission.
