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In an Aussie version of an Oprah Winfrey giveaway, AccorHotels worked with Thinkerbell to surprise the whole town of Waratah, Tasmania.
BMF worked with Australian life insurance specialists TAL to create a campaign celebrating Australian scars.
Working with 303 MullenLowe Sydney, Schick has put a "humour-led" spin for Aussie men on the global campaign to eradicate traditional stereotypes.
Colombian-born, Sydney-based artist Claudia Nicholson transformed her artworks into animations for Vivid Sydney.
Our Watch's Trojan sneaker ad is looking to eradicate traditional male stereotypes and educate society that there is no one type of man.
Jeep Australia worked with Dig&Fish and Starcom to create a fully integrated campaign to complement its global sponsorship of the World Surf League.
Emotive, Yes Agency and UM came together to help Optus deliver its message and change the overall perception of women in sport.
Macca's NZ has released a new campaign, created by DDB New Zealand, encouraging New Zealanders to take sides on the bacon debate.
Gemba has worked with Transport for NSW and NSW Rugby League to launch a road safety campaign starring Greg Alexander and Brad Fittler.
Spinifex has collaborated for a ninth year with Destination NSW to bring to life this experience at Vivid.
The AFP worked with Common Ventures to create a film to raise awareness for the more than 1,000,000 children who go missing each year.
We Are Explorers’ in-house content agency Explorer Studios were appointed by Destination NSW in conjunction with Lake Macquarie City Council to produce the campaign.
NEC Australia worked with 3rdspace to create a video series showcasing the stories of two Australian athletes training for the 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic games.
Suncorp worked with Leo Burnett to create the Team Girls campaign to encourage teenage girls to stay in sport.
DIY, directed by Glue Society director Paul Bruty, is a portrait of a man named Colin Taylor.
The Walkley Foundation is asking Australians to back quality journalism in its first public campaign What Price Would You Pay? created in partnership with Naked Communications.
Cummins&Partners has teamed up with TEDxMelbourne for its tenth anniversary, creating a short film Life Assist to launch the event.
The new campaign Losing Blue was created by Leo Burnett Australia and Mexico to highlight how pollution is impacting the world's oceans.