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We all know the line, but now Mini has paid a cheeky homage to the ad that put Australia on the map, using the tagline 'Throw another door on the Mini'.
The only thing more Australian than the beach is a Tim Tam. Now Arnott's and Qantas are making them available across the world.
There are few things as Australian as hanging out on the beach in flip flops, but floating on a giant Havaiana thong in the surf may just take the cake.
Kids are strange, strange little characters. And Tip Top wants to help you celebrate their own unique amazingness.
First it was John Cleese and now it's John McEnroe who's banking on Bankwest.
It's not quite dancing popcorn and chocolate bars, but Village Roadshow makes food the star in its latest in-cinema push.
NRMA has launched the third instalment of its repositioning campaign, showing how being covered for anyone who drives your car can be “better”. Provided they don't take off with it.
Toyota follows up on fatherhood campaign with #anotherboldchoice
What would happen to your family if you were attacked by a bunch of dinosaurs?
Probably best not to be drinking coffee while you're watching the latest 303Lowe campaign.
Finally - something for those that prefer baby animals to sport. Buzzfeed has extended its 'Dear Kitten' native content into a cute and fluffy Super Bowl commercial.
Sound familiar? Big W's back to school campaign sings a familiar tune for parents needing to stock up on supplies.
Ashton Kutcher wants to break up with a saucy ex-flame. In this case, pizza.
Toyota pushes fatherhood message for Super Bowl campaign.
WWF will leverage the power of the Queensland election and everyone’s favourite clown fish, in a digital campaign that sees Nemo hitting the campaign trail to protect the Great Barrier Reef.
Cobs Popcorn's new campaign sees people burst with happiness... literally.
You're probably really good at giving other people advice, but when was the last time you listened to yourself? Open Colleges says the time is now.
Dove is no stranger to emotive brand campaigns, and its new spot for the Superbowl follows suit.
