A long-term commitment to environmental and social principles has led Vege Chips to forge a three-year partnership with the Currumbin Wildlife Hospital in its home location on Australia’s Gold Coast.

Physical health and wellness challenges and virtual gamification have proven the unexpected wins for Cancer Council NSW in what has been a disruptive and difficult year for fundraising in the not-for-profit sector.

The need to instill confidence in customers and reflect the new norms of travel have triggered a fresh campaign strategy from Accor focused on flexibility, cleanliness and membership rewards.

Australian lender, Nimble, has debuted a new brand campaign, its first big external step to transform out of its traditional cash lending roots and into the wider near-time lending space.

UN Women Australia has launched a new campaign, ‘When Will She’ll Be Right?’, which focuses on gender inequality in Australia and the UN’s goal of achieving equality for women globally by 2030.

Electrical brand, Alco, has opted for humour in its latest campaign, ’52 Weeks of Alco’, which features ‘Russ the Sparky’, a fictional electrician trying to be a social media influencer.

Shifting perceptions of guide dogs as a literal representation of Guide Dogs Australia’s trusted services to icons of the powerful attributes driving the not-for-profit’s wider approach is the “bodacious” goal behind a landmark national brand effort.

Over the last eight years BlackBerry has gone through a huge transformation, from a consumer brand selling hardware to an enterprise brand focused on software. “We still have a focus on what we’re good at - productivity, security, mission critical systems - we’ve never moved away from that, BlackBerry CMO, Mark Wilson, says. And recently, building off the idea of ‘intelligent security, everywhere’ the company is unveiling a new campaign aimed at securing all businesses across the globe, regardless of their location, workforce or user device.

Consumer segmentation, both demographic and attitudinal, is playing a vital role in maximising the effectiveness of Palmer’s Cocoa Butter’s first masterbrand campaign in Australia, its marketing chief says.

A significant restructure of Coopers Brewery bringing marketing, distribution and sales together with the brewery team has provided the foundations for the family-owned company to invest in a brand repositioning effort aimed at recruiting new consumers.

The partnership struck between A-League clubs and Epic Games virtual gaming platform, Fortnite, will put Australia’s football league on fresh footing against international clubs while opening the door to new opportunities to engage consumers, its orchestrators say.

A desire to appeal to younger audiences while retaining its heritage in craftsmanship and rich history has led Waterford crystal to overhaul its visual look and feel globally.

Driving penetration and trial while lifting purchase frequency – and love – across its existing customer base are the driving forces between Chobani’s latest activewear campaign, its brand marketing chief says.

Recently returned to local hands, RM Williams has appointed a homegrown media agency to spearhead its global media buying, insights and strategy.

Recognition Australians are better dealing with adversity when they stand united and that we all need a laugh to kick off 2021 lies at the heart of Meat and Livestock Australia’s latest lamb summer campaign, its market manager says.

​Building Australian consumer confidence lies at the heart of the Federal Government’s $24 million advertising campaign to support the rollout of the nation’s first COVID-19 vaccination program.

Recognising the devastating impact of COVID-19 on community psyche will inform how Ad Standards investigates a fresh advertisement from retailer, BCF, featuring a man eating a bat sandwich.

Grapevines may be incredibly fickle plants, but as 2020 has shown, grape growers cannot afford to be so demanding.

Raising local and international awareness of Queensland’s wine industry is the name of the game for the new ‘Vine and Shine Trail’ and campaign launching this month after three years in the making.

Deepfake technology has been employed for good in a new campaign for the Victorian Police aimed at delivering a critical message around mental health and suicide awareness.

Digital bank 86 400 has teamed up with Tamarama Surf Life Saving Club (TSLSC) to raise money for the renovation of the Sydney clubhouse, pencilled in for early next year. To help the club meet its fundraising target, 86 400 has pledged $25,000 towards the redevelopment project and will also donate an extra $10 for every new customer who tries 86 400 during the partnership using a special code.