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Hungry Jack's is getting on board with Halloween by helping customers prank their friends.
Six people who face up to terminal illness deliver thought-provoking home truths about what really matters in a campaign from The Monkeys.
Duracell and Star Wars are getting in early to remind you that Christmas is just around the corner.
Hungry Jack's has hijacked the humble E-Tag so that customers can get their breakfast faster. Seriously.
Candles and R Kelly at the ready? Turned on? If so then don't hold back and turn on the lights says Weight Watchers.
Watch Nicki Minaj, Rebel Wilson, Pharrell and more sing Pinocchio in this new Beats by Dre ad.
Sometimes to stand up for someone in need, you have to sit... on the toilet.
Powerhouse Basketballer and Sprite ambassador, LeBron James, isn't going to tell you to drink a Sprite, no matter how bad you want him to.
Helga's continues to push its bread beyond just a product, tapping into the emotion of consumers.
The cycle of loneliness, the wheel of disappointment and the hall of filters can all be found in what can only be described as the most depressing theme park ever.
Warning: This ad may cause desires to travel.
Bank of Melbourne supports its customers no matter what walk of life they are on.
KFC has turned to a fictional adman to take on the role of its mascot.
Industry SuperFunds has launched a new campaign showing Australians how to grow their income in retirement so they can keep doing the things they love when they stop working.
Train Like a Diamond is a VR experience designed to show fans what it's like to train with the national team.
The Sydney brewer has invested $20 million in a campaign that launches Aussies out of their comfort zones.
Oporto is paying tribute to its Portuguese heritage with a new brand campaign shot in its hometown.
Smith’s chips are worth getting bindis for, if you believe the latest campaign from Clemenger BBDO Sydney.
