The season is so close you can almost smell the slight fumes of a hybrid v6 engine—that would be if they even projected a smell.

This is possibly the most exciting news to come out of Canberra ever?

Just to be clear we didn't chat about the economic and political state of the world, rather menswear.

In this op-ed, Hopeful Monsters CEO and founder Katie Barclay explores why mission-driven brands will be the ones to win in 2026. Barclay argues that in an era defined by unpredictability, the companies that outperform won’t simply have the biggest budgets or boldest campaigns – they’ll have the clearest sense of why they exist. Drawing […]

Mindshare has promoted Elliott Eldridge to chief strategy officer and Laura Fell to chief planning officer, working across the agency’s client portfolio including Unilever, NAB, MG, Foxtel Group, Australian Labor Party and IKEA. In their new roles, which are effective immediately, Eldridge and Fell will lead the advancement of strategic and planning products across Mindshare’s […]

The Alinytjara Wiluṟara Landscape Board chair steps down, saying his ability to speak for a region where Telstra is under investigation for alleged environmental breaches was impeded.

The former founders of DataCo Technologies have launched a new initiative, KICO Labs, in a move to help Australian publishers, retail media networks and loyalty programmes have better access to financial transaction data intelligence. According to the company, revealing actual spending patterns, category preferences, and real-world consumer decisions through financial transaction data represents “one of […]

No matter how tight budgets are, Gen z will always find a way to buy their avo toast and matcha in the morning.

The fire threat in Victoria's Upper Murray has eased, but the region's famously green, undulating hills still bear the black scars of a devastating bushfire.

The businessman behind a proposed Trump Tower on the Gold Coast ran a development business that collapsed owing $28 million.

The businessman behind a proposed Trump Tower on the Gold Coast ran a development business that collapsed owing $28 million.

The instrument is believed to be one of the finest tenor violas in existence and the only surviving example of its kind.

Tasmania's salmon industry is arguing the case to keep using an antibiotic being used to combat bacterial infection in fish stocks, as a possible ban on the drug's usage looms because of it being found in "non-target" species.

Regional news broadcaster WIN has announced it will acquire Nine Darwin, just over a year after the Nine Network suddenly axed its Darwin TV news bulletin.

It took 15 months to narrow a field of 270 AI experts to 12 appointees for an AI authority, at a cost of almost $200,000, before it was suddenly scrapped by the federal government.

It took 15 months to narrow a field of 270 AI experts to 12 appointees for an AI authority, at a cost of almost $200,000, before it was suddenly scrapped by the federal government.

It has been more than 40 years since the idea of high-speed rail (HSR) was first floated in Australia, but is it finally about to become a reality?

Bernie Fraser tells a Senate committee hearing on capital gains tax that, if it were up to him, he would abolish the discount, as he warns younger Australians are watching the unaffordable housing market in "dismay".

A Melbourne-based company has purchased Zone RV, but customers who collectively paid millions before its collapse will be left out of pocket.

TasWater has continued to press its case for a steep water bill hike, despite the economic regulator's decision to halve its proposed price earlier this month. 

Is MAFS' Tyson the biggest dickhead we've seen on our screens in a while?

Set your aerial to tech and dive head first into this melee of acronyms.

It’s down to the wire. Time to round up everyone you know, cast your final votes, and watch the chaos unfold in person.

Independent creative agency We Are Different is expanding its senior team, in a mission to strengthen leadership, support team growth, and deliver better outcomes for clients. The agency, founded in 2019, work with a range of clients including Fujifilm Australia, Impossible Foods, Acast, Big Red Group, and hipages. New appointments in the team include Jenna […]

Nine's next financial results will show how Arthur Laundy keeps Nine drinking at the Firehouse Hotel outside of happy hour.

A search by the ABC of federal insolvency records reveals the developer has had personal financial scrapes.

A search by the ABC of federal insolvency records reveals the developer has had personal financial scrapes.

Remember your odd uni friend who was really into Kraftwerk? Seems they've found gainful employment now.

Carrots preferred to sticks it seems. In other news, turkeys are still none too sure about Christmas.

Strategic research consultancy 5D will launch 5D Nexus, a market intelligence hub that unifies fragmented data sources and gives organisations a forward looking view of their business and the competitive landscape. Nexus has been developed as a part of 5D’s AI division and operates as a “living” intelligence unit for clients rather than a static […]

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Bastion Aotearoa will be sporting KFC bucket heads and finger licking' cardiovascular regret after this mighty win.

Like One Nation, Jolt gains traction in Western Sydney and Brisvegas, but has a more welcoming demeanour to muslims.

In a finger-lickin’ win for Bastion Aotearoa, the agency has officially added KFC New Zealand to its client roster. While KFC has been part of Bastion Agency’s global client roster for years, this specific expansion into the New Zealand market highlights the agency’s growing dominance in the region. “Restaurant Brands has appointed Bastion Aotearoa as KFC New […]

Multiply and Together join forces — industry struggles to divide them.

Gupta gets speedy with Greg Graham. But sadly not in a 160bpm way.

One of the architects of 36 Months has secret ambitions to be a comedian...just don't crack TikTok jokes to Under-16s.

McCann NZ finds two new bosses after furious pavlova (but subpar) competition.

Nothing builds synergy like two leaders who already know each other’s coffee orders.