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Air New Zealand has set its sights on Aussie travellers with a new campaign featuring Dave the duck.
Coca-Cola is launching its new 250ml bottle with a mega marketing push focusing on cutting back on the cold stuff.
Peters Ice Cream is channeling summer with a bright outdoor campaign for its new healthier product.
Is it rude to try before you buy? The latest campaign from Herbal Essence is telling women it’s okay to crack the cap on its products or sample a grape in the supermarket.
Sara Lee has enlisted a slew of celebrity lookalikes to star in its new ad to give the brand a refresh.
Adshel is bringing live AFL Grand Finale scores to Melbourne trams so fans don’t miss a thing.
Hendrick’s Gin has partnered with Lavender to grow Australia’s most unusual cucumber for a tipple like no other.
Ever wanted to look like a footy star? Well know you can with a Snapchat lens that will turn you into a Sydney Swan or Western Bulldog.
Cancer Council has launched a new campaign to communicate evidence that shows one in three cases of cancer each year can be prevented by healthier choices.
Their road trip sequel hits the right spot for the famous footballer, comedian and clothing company.
Volkswagen’s new Tiguan will make you forget you have kids.
We’ve all seen the tourism ads with epic shots of deserted beaches and buff Australian celebrities – but Tourism NT is pushing away from the traditional constraints of tourism advertising.
As part of a $10 million bid to take on beer and make premix drinks “sexy again”, Diageo is bringing back the iconic Bundy bear.
NRL legends talk about their favourite shows as Stan introduces a new tagline.
Maxima paper towels is cleaning up the dirtiest of situations in its latest ad.
Affinity has taken data to a new level to predict when kids are going to be coughing and serving their mum targeted advertising.
Over 70% of Australians support the legalisation of voluntary euthanasia. So why is there still no law, asks Go Gentle.
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