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Jamie Oliver and his son, Buddy, launch the food giant's latest range The Odd Bunch, featuring some veggies which don't look like what we're used to.
Hyundai's latest ad spot shows you what happens when you let your mate behind the wheel of your Sonata.
Mobile is making life easier in many areas and now cooking is no different, with Maggi tapping into the trend.
He's not quite as dashing as another character with a similar namesake but he's here to show you how to get back on your feet.
Melbourne's Food & Wine Festival has continued the use of its "Discover Something New" tagline, in its new campaign.
Air New Zealand has ditched Hobbits and gone with a childhood fable for its latest campaign.
Whether it's near, far or somewhere far-fetched, Honda is made for wherever you're going. Including any lucid dreams you might be having.
Can a creative agency help cure cancer? M&C Saatchi aims to do just that.
Woolies' highly talked about jingle is back, but this time featuring X-Factor winner Samantha Jade.
Aldi has launched its new tagline “home of the lowest prices” in a campaign featuring a talking supercomputer having a meltdown.
Time to get re-educated, Australia!
It's this question that can make or break relationships – but don't worry KFC has the answer to this precarious question.
Want to get out of the land of forgotten business ideas? Westpac can help.
If what car you drive says a lot about who you are, do you really want to be that guy driving the Porsche?
We all know the line, but now Mini has paid a cheeky homage to the ad that put Australia on the map, using the tagline 'Throw another door on the Mini'.
The only thing more Australian than the beach is a Tim Tam. Now Arnott's and Qantas are making them available across the world.
There are few things as Australian as hanging out on the beach in flip flops, but floating on a giant Havaiana thong in the surf may just take the cake.
Kids are strange, strange little characters. And Tip Top wants to help you celebrate their own unique amazingness.
