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NRMA Insurance has been named the new partner of Brisbane CityCycle, seeing the bikes change to a blue colour scheme.
The integrated campaign, created by Cyclone Creative, showcases the university to school leavers and encourages them to visit on Open Day.
Australian WNBA basketball superstar Liz Cambage stars in the new BONDS campaign which reflects "body positivity and inclusivity".
The 80s-inspired TVC was created by Disegno with production by BRAVE.
The Reactor Group helped Vision Super launch a campaign geared towards its new innovation and disruption investment offering.
Energy infrastructure company Jemena has used insights around the power of the flame in its new campaign which includes three 30 second TVCs.
Crust Pizza is rewarding the state that didn’t win this week with the leaders of gourmet pizza giving residents of Queensland free pizza off the back of one of the biggest sporting games of the year.
Indie advertising and design agency SDWM helped to create RateMyAgent's first consumer brand campaign.
The Road Safety Commission and The Brand Agency have set out to make WA roads a safer place with the help of Safe Systems.
McCain has launched its first emotive campaign, with the help of DDB Melbourne, moving away from product-based marketing.
The new Jeep Wrangler campaign, launched via Cummins&Partners, is calling on people to drive the car of their dreams.
Developed by DDB, the brand campaign looks at the stories of six real families whose lives have been impacted by the illness of a child.
Sarge and Jacs are back in Budget Direct's latest campaign called Extra-Terrestrial created by 303 MullenLowe.
To support the release of its Galaxy A Series smartphone range, Samsung worked with Leo Burnett, comedy group Aunty Donna and four influencers.
Merv Hughes and the Misters are hoping to raise $1.5 million for Priceline's Sisterhood Foundation.
Australian Energy Foundation has undergone a rebrand with the help of branding design agency Principals.
Melbourne-based Icon Agency helped to develop the campaign coined the It's Your Energy concept to urge people to take charge.
The campaign comes off the back of the development of a new brand, The Ultimate Renewable, which aims to spread universal and positive communications from the sector.
