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Child foster care provider Barnardos is hoping to shock consumers into action with a new campaign highlighting the horror of child abuse in Australia.
Meet the tiny, evil genius promising that there will be "no escape from the lowest prices" in Big W's toy sale.
He was born on the mountain, and he'll die on the mountain. Meet TomTom's extreme mountain goat, Baaadass Billy.
Got a chip on your shoulder about energy prices? Now you can have a wise old owl there instead.
An opera singer sings a lap of a racetrack by replicating the exhaust note of an Alfa Romeo to celebrate the brand's 105th anniversary.
Saatchi and Saatchi has launched its first campaign for the Toyota Corolla since winning the account earlier this year.
Bringing the sexy back to rail, one ad campaign at a time.
It turns out you can say pretty much what you want in a fragrance commercial, as this new spot from Playboy and HM Communications proves.
A new campaign for NSW Police aims to hit at the social impact of ice, in order to help tackle the worsening problem of drug abuse.
Food rescue charity OzHarvest is pushing for Aussies to think before they bin perfectly good food and its brought on some familiar faces to push the cause.
Adshel and News.com.au will bring Sydney commuters the latest live headlines in a new activation.
Comparison site iSelect aiming to sort fact from fiction in a simple way for consumers with new ads.
Origin rolls out weather-contextual messaging campaign to get people hooked into solar.
Qantas is continuing its 'Feels Like Home' campaign, but this time focusing on its people rather than its travelers to get the message across.
As part of its "Like Brands. Only Cheaper" campaign, Aldi brings us a family fighting over their favourite pasta sauce.
Ikon has launched its first work as a full-service agency and it involves a talking dog and an opera.
Big Bad Barry Hall wants you to soften up.
A rugby league player teaches geography for UBET.
