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Optus has launched a new spot which turns the family home into a spaceship, a nightclub and even takes you on safari in Africa.
No that's not Julie Andrews singing her way up a hillside. It's the grim reaper, here to tell you a few of his favourite things.
This Anzac Day, Engine has created a campaign that asks Queenslanders, ‘How will we serve their memory?’
It's a match made in heaven: Dumb Ways to Die goes Game of Thrones in a recent parody video.
Don't care about climate change? You might get a little bit more worried when you taste how it will affect your beer.
Revlon has been an iconic brand since the 1930s. Now it's leveraging that glamourous heritage for its latest campaign.
AdNews' cartoonist draws his thoughts on the latest industry and national happenings.
Young people aren't energetic enough about their superannuation. Kinetic Super has launched a campaign designed to boost engagement.
Bonds brings back former ambassadors including Rachael Taylor, Ruby Rose, Miranda Kerr, and Jack Vanderhart to celebrate 100 years.
Fanshake - definition: A cast iron agreement between rival AFL fans to do something positive for the community, as part of NAB's latest footy campaign.
Did you know cinnamon can be used as mouthwash? Or that orange peel is an insect repellent? WWF shows you how to make a difference, naturally.
Without getting too techy, the experience "combines Oculus Rift DK2 with both CGI and purpose-shot 360 degree 12K resolution video footage."
The Tokyo 2020 Olympics might seem far off, but for these young Aussie sports stars - and Seven - the journey has already started.
Nike's new brand film explores the role inspiration plays in golf, from Tiger Woods to Rory McIlroy.
DDB Group Asia Pacific’s Regional creative director, Andy Fackrell, and Greenpeace have teamed up to lobby on the issue of fish labelling.
SPC Ardmona highlights the fact its product is locally grown as part of new push from Leo Burnett Melbourne.
Dancing rabbits, virtual reality, and an Easter egg hunt. Toys“R”Us has it all.
Animals Australia asks "how well do you know your best friend" in a new campaign aimed at targeting puppy factories.
