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Legend has it (according to Sportingbet) that Shane Warne doesn't like spicy food - so much so that he once had baked beans shipped to India while on tour.
ANZ is building on its sponsorship of the Australian Open with a tennis campaign celebrating all times of success with Novak Djokovic.
Seat belts are tightened, wind has been reduced to a mere breeze and the pedal is nowhere near the metal as AAMI's Neil and Gaz buckle up for a 40kmph drag race.
Looking to lose weight? Weight Watchers wants you to take the complexity out of it.
The new year usually means new you and Atkins Nutritionals is using the start of 2015 to boost its Aussie presence in the diet market with a new campaign.
Meet Captain Risky. He's bold, brazen and designs his life around the hunt for adrenalin. But Budget Direct won't insure him.
KFC is celebrating Australian’s ‘Home Cricket Ground’ this summer as part of its wider support for cricket in Australia.
Aldi is taking over some of your favourite Christmas carols to remind you how much you love discount Scotch. Which you do.
With the Big Bash on the horizon, Sportsbet presents a series of conundrums Aussie punters will face over the summer.
Adrenalin Media are dancing for UNICEF and the agency will donate $50 for every time you make the employees dance.
Air New Zealand wishes you a very Kiwi Christmas.
Creative agency Isobar has joined up with Save The Children to create a campaign aimed at creating awareness of young girls around the world being sold into marriage, labour, or the sex trade.
It's all about the wearables
Nudie's interactive vending machine brought laughs, surprises and delicious juice to Australians. Now you can see the fun too.
The township of Julbacken are back, and this time, they're preaching the choir, telling us why we should have an Aussie Christmas with Aldi.
SPC Ardmona invites coastal consumers to whip it in new integrated campaign from Leo Burnett and Slingshot Media.
The Transport Accident Commission (TAC) is moving into experiential this Christmas asking road users to “Be Present”... literally.
CGU continues its "See it through" campaign, with nursery owner David Sonter.
