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Qantas and Ooh!Media are hitting new heights with an outdoor campaign that draws on the native content expertise of Junkee Media.
The campaign is a follow up to the University’s highly successful ‘Made Possible By Melbourne’ campaign.
Energy Super and BCM are putting the energy back into super with new campaign
Clemenger BBDO Melbourne and beyondblue are encouraging Australians to ‘Know When Anxiety is Talking’ in the agency’s first piece of work since winning a place on the mental health organisation’s roster.
Fisher embraces her role as ING brand ambassador much to the dismay of customers.
MKTG and McGuigan Wines are avoiding the usual wine ad stereotypes of pristine vineyards and shots of flowing wine.
Does one need flood coverage in the desert?
Fairfax Media has launched a new advertising campaign to reflect its growing digital subscriber number.
Nutella is taking personalisation to the next level.
The Canadian sprinter is used sparingly in a spot to promote The Fold but stars in a weird video celebrating Puntmas.
Former rugby league try scoring machine Wendell Sailor is the latest celebrity to face awkward questions from Youi.
The former try machine used to terrorise defensive lines across the globe but cannot master a spinning back kick in this Village Roadshow promo for The Lego Ninjago Movie.
Thor is back embracing life’s unplanned moments.
In a big twist for steel company BlueScope, the brand has launched a content series that shows the beauty of the Australian landscape in its first work from Richards Rose.
New cricket spot harnesses the legendary fear of Lillee and Thommo for our world beating women's cricket team.
Holden’s latest 100 Hour Sale campaign breaks automotive retail category conventions by letting emojis do all the storytelling with barely a car in sight.
M&C Saatchi backed Ugly has released its first work since launching earlier this year.
"It’s not often you get the opportunity to make a great campaign that tortures an Englishman and your deputy ECD at the same time. “So for me it was a no-brainer,” says DiLallo.
