A workers’ rights association for Australians who just wanted to watch the World Cup at their desk.
A 130kg Super Bowl champion in a cardboard suit, because nobody was going to read the stats.
A chip truck that warmed Melbourne up for the Big Freeze, and shifted a lot of potatoes doing it.
A five-course dinner built entirely from flavours people had to learn to love.
We reunited the cast of The Castle to make Uber Green’s zero-emission rides feel like bloody common sense.
The morning rave that woke Gen Z up to Nespresso iced coffee.
The ‘Dark Shower’ turned a daily routine into a trending self-care ritual.
Launching a fast-dissolving vitamin by fixing the thing that actually stops people, the routine.
Ashes rivals Stuart Broad and David Warner, mates on holiday, showing the UK what a G’day really means.
Bringing Shooter McGavin out of retirement to convince Maccas fans to join Uber One.
Helping Aussies and Kiwis donate better-quality clothing in the 2025 Uber Red Cross Clothing Drive, with Cody Simpson and Stan Walker.
We moved a nation of car owners to try sharing instead, with a viral ute designed by an F1 icon.
Driving an extra $1.4M in Myer revenue by syncing influencer content to in-store buying patterns.
Turning Google’s Year in Search data drop into a national cultural moment with a bespoke Mulga illustration.
Repositioning Sonos from a tech brand into a fashion accessory by enlisting Pip Edwards for the headphones launch.
Driving foot traffic into Nespresso boutiques with the first ever non-Nespresso product on Nespresso shelves: a Brooki Bakehouse limited cookie.
We turned Australia’s most-hated person, the parking warden, into The Cash Rewarden, handing out free money instead of fines.
Driving positive sentiment for Amazon Flex by employing Matildas goalkeeper Mackenzie Arnold to deliver packages.
Reframing PlayStation Australia’s creator program from straight-white-default to a real cross-section of multicultural Australia.
Always-on culture-first social for Canva, beating benchmark engagement on every channel inside 24-48 hours.
Seven years of running PlayStation Australia’s PR, influence and social, building a creator family that guarantees brand impact.
Recruiting younger Nespresso category buyers for the Vertuo POP launch with Heartbreak High’s Josh Heuston as the local face of the brand.
As Tourism Australia’s global earned agency, helping Australia compete as a fashionable, cool, cultural destination, not just a beach with sharks.
Eight years of work changing The Rocks from an Opal-and-Uggs tourist trap into a place Sydneysiders actually want to visit.
A surprise Tash Sultana cover of the game’s most iconic track that had gamers hyped for launch day.