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Dentsu Creative Australia appoints Stu Turner as Chief Creative Officer
Former VML and DDB creative leader Stu Turner starts on Monday, taking charge of the agency’s national creative product.
by Natasha Lee – Oct 29, 2026
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Omnicom’s job cuts near end as IPG integration wraps up
With the IPG integration substantially complete, the group is on course for a 15,000-role reduction and US$900m savings.
by Staff Writer – Oct 25, 2026
'A defining moment for our region': Omnicom Oceania CEO Nick Garrett unveils local leadership and structural changes in AUNZ
Globally, more than 4,000 roles are headed for the chopping block.
by Natasha Lee – Dec 2, 2025
'Significant change': DDB global CEO departs
He will join of New York brand consultancy Fundamentalco as CEO.
by Makayla Muscat – Nov 18, 2025
Prophet makes its first Sydney hire amid rapid expansion
Sawyer will drive Prophet’s national growth strategy, and deepen agency and brand partnerships.
by Natasha Lee – Oct 24, 2025
Wavemaker launches national campaign for ALDI–DoorDash partnership
Aaron Hampson: 'Our strategy delivers impact across every channel Australians use to make shopping decisions.'
by Frances Sheen – Oct 22, 2025
Bear Meets Eagle On Fire, DDB, and FINCH sweep up at 46th AWARD Awards in Sydney
Nils Leonard: 'The best work does more than answer a brief but becomes a reference point for a time; this stuff has that energy. Irreverent. Unignorable. Important.'
by Alisha Buaya – Aug 15, 2025
Wieden+Kennedy sets up in Australia to service McDonald's win
'It's no secret that our love for McDonald’s runs deep.'
by Alisha Buaya – Jan 22, 2025
McDonald's launches new Aussie-themed menu via DDB Sydney
Amanda Nakad: 'This campaign taps into that love and includes an exciting meal that groups of friends can enjoy together this summer. Plus, it includes a bonus bucket hat - what’s not to love?'
by Alisha Buaya – Jan 9, 2025
Feeling hot hot hot! A look at the summer campaigns that capture the swelter season in 2024
From surfing to budgie smugglers, the cricket and mango season, Mediaweek looks at the summer campaigns of 2024.
by Alisha Buaya – Dec 20, 2024
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