AdNews Newsletter
The Water Corporation is urging people to be water wise in its new campaign.
The campaign features five of Australia's most talented “overachievers” sharing how they prepare for their tomorrow.
RAC are keeping their eyes on the road with their new campaign and they are encouraging Western Australia drivers to do the same and not look at their phones.
Kathmandu tells the world that their products are a staple for adventure - and adventure is a staple for learning.
$5.5 million will be awarded to nonprofits and social enterprises in a ploy to encourage the use of technology to tackle some of the world’s greatest social challenges.
Pizza Hut has taken a new approach to marketing pizza in Australia with its new single-serve pizza boxes.
Foxtel has launched its new ‘It’s just not cricket’ campaign to mark the introduction of its new channel Foxtel Cricket.
13cabs has partnered with Anna Gare for a cooking show that aims to highlight the cultural diversity of cabbies in Australia.
The campaign features six lesser-known areas of South Australia, rebranding them as luxury tourist destinations and hidden gems of Australia.
Aldi says no to 'Pointless' loyalty reward schemes, urging shoppers to abandon them.
RSPCA Pet Insurance has launched a TVC celebrating the loving feeling pet owners get knowing their best friend is covered.
Sydney Airport parking has teamed up with the Bondi Hipsters to create a mocumentary series promoting its services.
The new campaign encourages viewers to visit a new website to ensure they are sufficiently prepared for bushfire season.
The University of Newcastle’s latest campaign champions the global impact and achievements of its students.
'Myer is My Store' makes its return as the troubled department store looks to arrest the slide it has experienced in recent years.
Optus has launched the new iPhone Xs commercial directed by Oscar-winning actor Cuba Gooding and featuring up-and-coming Aussie actors in the spotlight.
Big names in sport are calling for alcohol advertising to be banned in sport following research that revealed 365 booze ads aired during the NRL grand final.
The print campaign draws on an AdTrust study that found six in ten consumers are more like to buy a product or service from ads placed in trusted news environments.
