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The University of Queensland is taking an emotional approach in its latest marketing push, featuring a man who suffers from dementia and a woman who has faced domestic abuse.
From losing your card after a big night out to your pug eating your wallet, Westpac and DDB Sydney are highlighting the bizarre moments in life when you'll need to use the brand's app.
The latest work from Jacob’s Creek stars the voice of Chris Hemsworth narrating the origins of its Double Barrel blend, matured in whisky barrels.
Caution: This anti-bullying ad may make you cry.
He may be a pro rugby player, but is Nathan Hindmarsh fit to be Toohey's next marketer?
Mondeléz is the first Australian brand to use a new feature from Snapchat that allows brands to target audiences with specific lenses.
Tennis Australia's new ad to promote next year's Australian Open provides some magical moments and ramps up the FOMO.
Seen through the eyes of an 11-year-old, the campaign aims to promote the NRMA's range of services beyond roadside assistance.
Australian Marriage Equality has released an ad to encourage Australians to send in their podcast vote.
"We believe that like any other taboo, the more people see it, the more normal the subject becomes."
Laser Clinics Australia is reframing its brand to stand out from a category of copycats and take a more emotional stance.
With Collective has unveiled its first work for ASB Bank, its foundation client in New Zealand.
YouTube star Tanya Hennessy and Bec and Chris Judd are cuddling up on the couch in Samsung's online content series.
Want to use your extras on getting chiro from a green beast? That's up to you, says Ahm in its latest work from JimJam ideas.
Cricket Australia has launched a new campaign on the eve of the women's Ashes with a blunt message - Beat England.
Ahead of the arrival of Qantas' first Dreamliner, the airline is reflecting on real people within its business, from pilots to engineers.
Qantas and Ooh!Media are hitting new heights with an outdoor campaign that draws on the native content expertise of Junkee Media.
The campaign is a follow up to the University’s highly successful ‘Made Possible By Melbourne’ campaign.
