The next evolution of OOH won't be seen. It will be modelled: Is OOH ready to settle the scoreboard?
QMS' Tim Murphy says advertisers now own the scoreboard - and OOH must prove its value inside the model, not beside it.
by Natasha Lee – Aug 20, 2026
NSW Police launch task force into historical sexual abuse allegations in Byron Bay music scene
NSW Police are investigating allegations of historical sexual abuse connected to Byron Bay’s music scene in the early 2000s.
by Lauren McNamara – Aug 20, 2026
Generation TBC: the case for renaming generations
5D founder Lyndall Spooner says it's time to scrap the Greek alphabet and rename Millennials, Gen Z and beyond properly.
by Lyndall Spooner – Aug 20, 2026
Nova Podcasts locks in eight more One Daydream shows
Eight more One Daydream Network shows will join Nova Podcasts under an expanded publishing partnership.
by Tom Gosby – Aug 20, 2026
Foxtel Media takes sports ad sales beyond the paywall on YouTube
The deal gives advertisers access to DAZN-owned Australian sports channels reaching 2.4 million Australians on YouTube.
by Tom Gosby – Aug 20, 2026
Hedley Thomas reopens 40-year murder mystery in new podcast
The Australian is giving subscribers a two-week head start on Hedley Thomas’ latest cold-case investigation.
by Tom Gosby – Aug 20, 2026
News Bargaining Incentive makes ground in Parliament: 'Win for journalism'
'It will deliver real support for the trusted news services Australians rely on every day.'
by Nama Winston – Aug 20, 2026
Miss Vine? Divine is bringing six-second videos back
Divine revives Vine’s looping format with 2.5 million classics, an AI ban and a first brand deal with Taco Bell.
by Tom Gosby – Aug 20, 2026
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'Dupes' have taken over the world; how has has that been allowed?
Growing dupe culture is evidence consumers are willing to move away from big brands if the quality gap no longer justifies the price premium.
by Nama Winston – Aug 20, 2026
Inside the mindset gap between marketers and Australians
Are marketers making work for the market, or for people who think like marketers?
by Natasha Lee – Aug 20, 2026
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