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We Are Social tap YouTube creators to generate buzz for Mad Max.
Fresh from launching a new brand campaign, ANZ is back, but this time it's not talking to astronauts, it's talking to businesses.
Don't want to spend all day baking a croquembouche while you wait for someone to pick up your old treadmill? Go to Cash Converters instead.
Hearing loss results in more than just losing your hearing: you can feel like you've lost your friends and family too.
Avoiding issues is a skill in its own right, but this man retreating into the bowels of his couch to avoid health insurance takes the cake.
MCN and Subaru have teamed up to put River Cottage Australia host Paul West front and centre of a whirlwind food and wine tour to promote its new season.
Huggies has joined forces with Mickey and Minnie Mouse to launch a range of nappies designed to keep "little groovers moving".
Are you a young, selfie-taking, safe driver? Do you want a lower insurance premium? The latest campaign from QBE shows why Insurance Box can help.
Nothing gets you pumped for retirement like ACDC, and this is what Leo Burnett did in its ad for Colonial First State.
Booking.com has launched a weather campaign to capture holiday bookings from people escaping winter.
Scenic Tours' new brand campaign shows travelers that the “wonders never cease” onboard its luxury European cruise liners.
AdNews' cartoonist draws his thoughts on the latest industry and national happenings.
Just how Australian are you? Going overseas might seem glamorous, but Accor Hotels is pushing the great Australian escape in its latest ad.
How does the delicious become even more delicious? Just add milk.
Pedigree is tapping into contactless payment to help drive donations to the pet charity and feed 100 million dogs globally.
Missing a gig because your car broke down? Bad. Missing your own gig? Worse. RAC reminds customers what roadside assist can rescue them from.
NBN Co is significantly upweighting its TV spend with its first major campaign to talk about the benefits of better, faster national broadband.
Here comes the sun, no, wait, there it goes. It's been stolen by a pair of loveable scamps in a new campaign from Origin Energy.
