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Seek is spoofing the role of life coaches in its latest campaign for Commonwealth Games.
"I think we have struck a fine balance of relatable fears with a surreal and memorable manifestation of those fears."
The campaign aims to shine a light on rising talent and will span across 13 markets to uncover local talent.
Users will be invited to step into a mini SCG replica and be given the ability to step into the boots of a Sydney Swans player.
Bonds continues to push its Originals line, this time harnessing Australian superstar talent to do it.
Working alongside The Royals and the auto brand, former Black Flag frontman Rollins explores the evolution of 'tough' in Australia.
The campaign will look to capitalise off the success of the viral British version, which reached 3.9 million women.
Drew Barrymore is heading to Broadway. Unfortunately, she will be wearing crocs on the stage.
BMF reveals the next iteration of its ongoing 'Epic Reminders' campaign.
The campaign will tap into various new pieces of tech, making the experience more complex and interactive.
The Betoota Boys are back with branded content for Richard Branson-backed brand, TransferWise.
In it's first work from Y&R Sydney, Deloitte's is spread the message about the importance of diversity and inclusion.
Following the end of local production, the manufacturer is reminding us of its roots and modern relevance.
TKT Sydney has made a $4.5 million dollar deal with Deadpool. The catch? He needs to start plugging V.
If your pup could order pet food for itself, what would it order?
Make yourself at home and bust out some dance moves. The mortgage industry is 'rigid and stubborn' but Uno wants to make it 'simple and empowering'.
Women are 14 times more likely to die in a natural disaster. BMF's ad for the UN Women National Committee wants to prevent violence toward women in the wake of conflict and disasters.
Puma has united female rebels, leaders, athletes and activists around the power of doing in its latest campaign for International Women's Day.
