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Car brand Volvo has launched its new “Make Parenting Look Easy” positioning via a campaign from Grey Sydney.
Jägermeister is building on its 'Creatures of the Night' work with Instagram's first Australian age-gated campaign.
AdNews' cartoonist draws his thoughts on the latest industry and national happenings.
GPY&R Brisbane reminds people who they could be rubbing shoulders with if they win Powerball.
Never fear, the doctor (and Soothers) are here.
Belgian beer brand, Stella Artois, is using geo targeting to direct city workers to beer-serving venues after work.
To commemorate the centenary of Anzac Day, Legacy has re-told the story of Gallipoli by creating a podcast from the personal letters of soldiers.
Volkswagen highlights why its cars give you bragging rights, even when it comes to talking to your pug.
The shopping centre chain has brought on board Dannii Minogue to deliver content around fashion launches for the upcoming season
Defence Housing Australia's first work by McCann urges potential investors to "Look forward" by highlighting the security of investing in a DHA property.
What does "free range" actually mean? Farm Pride shows you with its new 'Free Range Cam'.
Airbnb is to roll out its first TV ads in Australia today, pitching it as the go-to destination if you want to experience a place in the same way as the locals.
Five men climb the summit of achievement and whip out a selfie stick, but are they being vain or simply looking to lay down a punt?
The Bible Society is using the Anzac centenary to kick off a year-long campaign demonstrating how the Bible gave soldiers hope during the war.
A short film for the Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation takes a peek into the lives of those impacted by gambling.
Optus has launched a new spot which turns the family home into a spaceship, a nightclub and even takes you on safari in Africa.
No that's not Julie Andrews singing her way up a hillside. It's the grim reaper, here to tell you a few of his favourite things.
This Anzac Day, Engine has created a campaign that asks Queenslanders, ‘How will we serve their memory?’
