AdNews Newsletter
“Here's your commercial. What if I'm giving birth to Justin Bieber, who's giving birth to Anthony Kiedis, who's giving birth to a phone?”
Lift is getting a makeover, which has been developed specifically for the Australian market. To raise awareness the brand has launched a multi million-dollar marketing push.
Don’t agree on getting married? Forget to put down the toilet seat? Don’t worry – because if you both love Nando’s Peri-Peri sauce, your relationship is safe…
Cricket Australia is getting on board with the current trend of diversity in advertising.
Wrangler is asking women to challenge their views on female sexuality and changing the conversation around women’s bodies.
Virgin Australia has a launched campaign to coincide with the AFL finals series, celebrating the diversity of AFL players and fans.
Virgin is telling real life stories with dogs and roller coasters to get across it's new positioning.
The out of office is the most boring email you’ll ever receive. But that is about to change.
Audi are using a popular internet meme to arouse humour in its latest spot about driverless technology.
Škoda and DDB Sydney have created the perfect anti car ad, car ad – with the brand pushing to sell cars not clichés.
Airtasker rolls out its first ever major advertising campaign from startup agency UDKU, led by former M&C Saatchi heads Mark Timmins and Colin Jowell.
“Let's give a big fat thumbs up to holidays.”
According to Adidas hard work and dedication aren’t enough – it wants its athletes to bring something new and different to the game.
Surfing legend and shark survivor Mick Fanning and AFL Sydney Swans Captain Jarrad McVeigh have swapped sporting threads for designer suits.
White Pages' first campaign in six years taps into the nostalgia of old-school wind up toys as it looks to the future and positions it as a source of fast information.
RSVP has launched its second campaign from The Core Agency celebrating the ‘Hallelujah!’ moments when singles realise they’ve found a keeper.
It's time to get positive and share a few compli-mentos.
It's the ad jingle that every Aussie household knows – and it's getting a revamp.
