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The inspirational story of Liverpool great Kenny Dalglish now comes in a children's interactive e-book.
Renault managing director Andrew Moore says Koleos sets a new benchmark in positioning the brand as a key European player in Australia.
The travel insurance company is swapping worry for wonder in its latest spot.
Toni & Guy's latest campaign could be mistaken for an episode of Glee.
If you're the squirmish type, this campaign might not be for you.
This could be the world’s very first eye test in an advertisement, Cummins&Partners creative director Chris Ellis says.
The Australian wine brand has launched a new ad ahead of the 2018 season of Masterchef, with Jacob's Creek revealed as the show's first ever exclusive wine partner.
The new ad, a refresh for Australian Avocados, reminds everyone that "everything's better when you smash an avo."
The series of spots mark the third year of the brand’s ‘Not Very Insurancey’ platform.
The #beatloneliness project is open to anyone who wants to form a sporting team and help beat loneliness.
Fresh from his stint in Paradise, ex-bachelor contestant Apollo Jackson is bringing his own brand of magic to Tim Tams.
The campaign taps into Facebook's facial recognition software, providing the Missing Persons Advocacy Network further support in the fight to find more missing persons.
"We realised no one had gone out and asked young people about what sex and sexuality looked like for Australian youth today," Vice Australia head of strategy and insights Alice Kimberley says.
Backed by 80s hit 'Funky Cold Medina', the campaign reminds Australians why staying indoors this winter is the right choice.
Xero is tapping outdoor advertising and a new podcast series with News Corp to highlight how it helps makes businesses beautiful.
The new campaign is a throwback to the 70s and 80s advertising that created the 'Solo Man'.
The campaign looks to engage customers across its products such as business, farm, personal, fleet and commercial motor insurance.
Created by TBWA Melbourne, the ad features Origin users engaging with the new services and dancing to the song ‘Shake Shake Shake Senora’ by Harry Belafonte.
