Tuesday TV Ratings: “There Are Too Few Episodes” – Dessert Masters Finale Leave Viewers Wanting More

With the cost of living crisis biting I think we can all agree that waste is rarely a positive thing...

The joys of midlife are celebrated in this new podcast. And play it loud if the old eardrums are starting to creak.

The Summit does the business on its return for Nine. Meanwhile, press photo confirms the importance of headwear.

Ellie Rogers says family was a big part in her next career move. Not so B&T, who only comes to work to avoid ours.

B&T's ad of the month is both a worthy cause & worthy winner. Even if KFC's Zinger box can feel slightly hard done by.

If there's an agency that's "so hot right now" it's Howatson+Co. And, yes, B&T's unnecessarily bigged-up this new work.

Brisbane PR agency unveils its Melbourne plans. Still adjusting from the pineapple print to the mandatory all black.

This article contains the location to obtain free KFC burgers. Why not send the workie for real world office experience.

Don't know your Storms from your Wallaroos? At least you'll be sports sponsor aware with B&T's ongoing series.

Tired of fielding prank calls about nougat & caramel, Mars Agency rebrands to the more long-winded Mars United Commerce.

Did your last inter-team marketing brainstorm see 'interactive video' come up more often than not? Read on quickly here.

Were you the wheezy kid that always wagged PE at school? Even more reason not to avoid this lessons-in-sport piece.

Casual dress & motley beards aside, did you join adland to try and change the world? Get tips from those who did here.

Nine calls in Magnite to sort out its BVOD programmatic ads. Not before having to switch the plugs from a Type C to a I.

Special wins Cricket Australia's creative. Here's hoping they don't get Thomas Keneally to do a poem of 'C'mon Aussie'.

Whether you have kids or not, just know that if you do, it's no lie that they poo, vomit & keep you awake all night.

Marie Conley returns from the UK after 12 years to take up new role at R/GA. Immediately flabbergasted by house prices.

Unfortunately B&T refrained from using "the Penny has dropped at Zenith" in this headline. We apologise in advance.

Here's a top industry initiative to help adland families. Sadly, no tips on mummy using the F-word after losing a pitch.

Do you find American beers watery, insipid & bland? This conference would have been the perfect platform to heckle at.

In case you needed another reason to visit the Philippines.

Is it just B&T or is Elon Musk slowly morphing into Darth Vader minus the chokehold?

Lovelorn famers continuing to do good TV numbers. As desperate roof tilers & abattoir employees say "what about us?"

Starcom proves the top agency at Nine's Agency Games. Thankfully, no one has asked for urine testing either.

Does your in-store retail media measurement resemble a kitchen draw with the screwdrivers & plastic bags? Help is here.

This "more beef" ad could have also used William & Harry, Oasis, and Bruce Lehrmann & just about everybody.

This partnership promises to "revolutionise live event experiences". Hopefully it doesn't alert any sniffer dogs too.

ARN's bid for SCA trips up at the final hurdle. It's also unclear if other states will have to suffer Kyle Sandilands.

News.com.au puts aside its passion for 'China set to invade' & overcharging Sydney cafe articles to do some real good.

B&T's probing Fast 10 is so quick it's liable for double demerit points on public holidays.

What's better than a Walkley Award for journalism? Getting a hit put out on you by a Sydney underworld drug gang.

Wonderfully, a horse turned up for this press photo. Better again, everyone went home with some manure for their roses.

Shopping at airports has always been a paradox. On one hand there's the duty-free, on the other there's $24 schooners.

Forget the hills being alive with the sound of music, as Sydney's Hills district comes alive with new outdoor.

Taboola unveils its new Taboola Select offering. It's a lot like diet vanilla Coke without any aspartame risks.