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Toyota has unveiled a new car made for the Aussie landscape: the all new Fortuner.
After announcing new brand ambassador Adam Goodes this week, David Jones has put the focus back on fashion with young talent modelling collections from David Jones’ spirit brands.
Whybin\TBWA Group Sydney has created a fully integrated campaign for TAB, focussing on the customer experiences behind the sports.
Land Rover has extended the brand's elegance with a limited number of personalised pyjamas for Aussies burning the midnight oil to watch the Rugby World Cup.
Paralympians will receive an extra dose of support with a tie up between Ooh!Media, Qantas and the Australian Paralympic Committee (APC) to boost donations.
In his first ad since feature film Son of a Gun, Australian writer/director Julius Avery has created a nail-biting TVC for Supercheap Auto.
The latest episode of Droga5's “Fueled by Everything” campaign for Toyota Mirai draws on the popularity of 80s cult film Back to the Future.
M&C Saatchi Melbourne has created the “Don’t Be A Daryl” campaign for Cricket Australia, aimed at increasing spectators.
American pumpkin carver and food artist Jon Neill features in Snickers' Halloween ad by BBDO New York.
New Zealand celebrity chef Ben Bayly heads Jarlsberg's “Make a Sandwish” campaign, trading the traditional fruit cake filling in wedding cake for a sandwich.
UK communications agency adam&eveDDB has taken a whimsical look at the passing of the seasons, using the Winnie the Pooh song “A Rather Blustery Day”.
DDB's Tribal Worldwide office in Istanbul has echoes of hell and damnation with its Audi Hell campaign, which is tagged “Not yet! Intelligent airbag system”
RAPP Melbourne has taken an emotive approach for a new 30 second brand spot for APIA, with additional supporting 30 second commercials.
Riding on singing horses, while you're singing yourself and applying for car insurance, all at the same time, sounds simple right? Bingle thinks so.
There's a new Jeep on the market, which means there's a new Jeep ad, but with Jeep ads comes the “I Bought a Jeep” tagline. However in these latest spots it's no where to be seen.
Politicians would be used to having their words taken and twisted, however in the latest campaign for the Australian Aid coalition Malcolm Turnbull's words are mixed together to create a whole new meaning.
Mount Franklin's latest campaign is reminding you just how Australian it really is. And how much the driest country on earth really needs it.
Apple, which is know for its big ads that focus just on the tech, has taken a slightly different tack for its latest Apple Watch ads.
