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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.
No, seriously, Scooby-Doo where are you?
Brisbane locals are invited to come, play and perform, with digital pianos popping up around Brisbane for the Queensland Music Festival (QMF).
The meerkats are back, on a mission this time to sell health insurance.
Rugby superfan Tim and his best mate Richie McCaw are back for MasterCard's latest adventure.
Vodafone is using the explosion of streaming and SVOD to emphasise that its upgraded network is built for customers on the go.
AdNews' cartoonist draws his thoughts on the latest industry and national happenings.
M&C Saatchi spreads the TEDxSydney gospel with out-of-home and digital banner campaign.
Online fashion retailer The Iconic has eschewed broadcast for its latest campaign, rolling it out on digital and outdoor instead.
That's right: it's Nick 'Honey Badger' Cummins vs a boy scout, in a content series for Meat and Livestock Australia.
Skoda Australia has rolled out its first work since appointing DDB Sydney to its account and it wants to know, were you born curious?
Michael Corleone might not have been able to leave the family, but luckily your friends at Foxtel let you leave without the drama.
