Who's doing what in the world of commercial creativity.
Levis has begun a new trilogy, giving a different kind of cool to its ongoing country theme. The films, created in-house at Levi’s, will all be directed by Iconoclast director Glenn …
One Saturday, August 23, Flight Risk, kicked off a stunt that was destined to grab Australia’s attention and introduce the brand's GPS-tracked e-bikes - a dramatic high-energy fake heist staged …
Business needs to do better. Many Certified B Corporations across Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand are, but more need to come on board. The Hallway and B Lab Australia & …
The Australian Women’s Film Festival (AWFF), presented by M+C Saatchi Group, returns in September 2025 for its fifth year. Tickets are on sale now. AWFF’s driving force is to support, celebrate, …
As Gen Z drifts away from dating apps looking for more genuine connections, Mischief @ No Fixed Address is wooing them back to Tinder with the thrill they are craving. …
The traditional night out has its ups and downs. But what if it could just be remarkable. Special PR and Virgin Australia teamed up with Visit Victoria to add flying …
Day One at MAD STARS featured two star performers, Conversation with the Executive Jury and Cheil's keynote, The Ambidextrous Agency: Harmonizing AI and Human Creativity. Yes, AI crept into one …
When it comes to doing the dishes, most of us procrastinate. No guilt. Somat is OK with that. It can achieve a superior clean, even on dishes left with dried-in …
MAD STARS 2025 has begun its on-site awards judging in Busan. The Final Jury started round two judging on August 25. On Tuesday, August 26, the New Stars and Young …
A little internet brand advertising madness has hit Australia. That witty and “of the internet” tone belongs to Superloop, and this time the campaign by Leo Australia heralds the brand’s …
The New York Times’ campaign isn’t about its journalists. It’s about something more important to its audience – you. The brand marketing platform, It’s Your World to Understand, by New …
You’re midscroll, headphones on, and you see a colleague stroll onto the carriage…ugh. 87% of Aussies see their commute as an opportunity for a break and some ‘me time’ (according …