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The Council to Homeless Persons is using dating app Happn to showcase just how close you can be to hidden homelessness.
Like colouring-in books? You'll love this latest activation from Cola-Cola brand Deep Spring.
John West's much loved mascot, the Kodiak bear, is its new celebrity chef, whipping up meals using its new fiery range.
This Father's Day Bonds wants Dads to feel comfortable with their “Dad bods” and at peace with their man boobs.
The campaign reinforces the Air Forces' new brand position: "There's more to achieve in the Air Force."
Dove is looking to tackle the issue of low self-esteem in girls, with a powerful new campaign highlighting what teens are searching for online.
Essential items from Myer stores can be donated to women impacted by family violence, to help them in rebuilding their lives.
Feeling uninspired by dinner? Before you throw out those leftovers, OzHarvest will show you how to turn it into something new and tasty.
Custom-built panels will allow passers-by to colour in patterns on screens as they walk through Sydney and Melbourne.
Yusra Mardini escaped the Syrian war in 2015 and now she will take on the challenge of the Olympics.
Marketplace lender SocietyOne shows its point of difference from the big banks in its first national TV spot.
Meat and Livestock Australia has enlisted a pessimistic fortune teller in an interactive outdoor activation as part of its ongoing beef campaign.
There are 10 refugees competing in this year's Olympics as part of a team made up of displaced people from war-torn nations. This ad will give you goosebumps.
It's all about tugging on emotional heartstrings rather than talking about the technology and the speed of the NBN.
The Australian Defence Force aims to drive recruitment to the Navy in a new campaign by Havas Worldwide.
The Monkeys has created a controversial poster campaign to promote the upcoming release of Aussie movie Down Under.
“Outdoor advertising is perfectly positioned to broadcast these community awareness messages as it is located where people live, work and socialise."
Swisse is showcasing its relationship with the Australian Olympic Team and Australian Paralympic Team in its first ever 60-second commercial.
