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Network Ten has launched phase two of its ‘Always On’ nationwide consumer marketing campaign, promoting its latest line-up of shows to come in the next month.
Thought Ricky Ponting was just a cricket star? Think again...
The second stage of the Deadly Questions campaign launched this week with a focus on listening to Aboriginal voices speak about a Treaty in Victoria.
Toyota has launched the latest generation of Toyota Corolla with a nostalgic campaign from Saatchi & Saatchi New Zealand.
Seven and McDonald's teamed up with AFL legends to create a fully integrated piece of branded content for the AFL Grand Final pre-match coverage.
72AndSunny Sydney release ‘Something Real’ campaign marking first work with Australian perler Paspaley.
Freedom celebrates summer with Castaway campaign from new creative agency of record, The General Store.
Cotton on Body and the Bali Bible use the power of millennials and diversity to promote new campaign
DPR&Co and the Blue Ribbon Foundation look back on 30 years of remembering the 159 police officer lives lost in the line of duty in Victoria.
Developed by Geometry Australia, the campaign coincides with the brand’s 30th anniversary and launches just in time for summer.
BMF and Agoda join forces to launch new travel campaign
South Australia Tourism Commission launches ambitious 120-hour live stream showcasing the best of South Australia in new tourism campaign.
Priceline release a new campaign that positions it as the one-stop shop for women in Australia.
Uber is boasting the reliability of the ride sharing app in a new campaign by Special Group.
Weight Watchers becomes WW, refreshing its mission and refocusing on overall health and wellbeing.
“To truly connect with Australian families, we need to bring to life the emotional benefits of what the Subaru brand offers," says Disciple's creative partner Pete Buckley.
Ogilvy’s latest work showcases the universal bond between man and dog in support of Australian Working Dog Rescue International.
Music streaming service Spotify aims to attract more Australian students to its Premium for Students deal in first campaign by The Royals.