B&T Awards judge William Leach is on the lookout for "bullshit". Hopefully he doesn't read our daily newsletter then.

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Global ecommerce and marketplace specialist Pattern has ranked a group of 50 brands selling on Amazon.com.au based on a set of best practice criteria it has developed. Pet brand Zenify topped the ranking in Pattern’s Amazon Australia Benchmarking Report, scoring 82 per cent of the possible marks against a set of criteria designed to measure […]

Fifth Dimension Consulting has announced the expansion of its executive leadership team in response to the organisation’s significant growth over the last 18 months. Lyndall Spooner has moved from the position of managing director to the role of chief executive officer (CEO).  As CEO, she will lead Fifth Dimensions’ innovation arm, as well as the […]

GoDaddy Inc. has today announced the Australian launch of GoDaddy Studio, a new content creation tool designed for small and medium businesses to create beautiful visual content for their business for all platforms. Compatible on both iOS and Android mobile apps and desktop, GoDaddy Studio includes thousands of customisable templates and easy-to-use tools, providing small […]

B&T encourages FMCGs to tackle plastic waste, except when it comes to tarpaulins, cling wrap or novelty fake dog poo.

IntelligenceBank nabs prestigious industry award that sadly comes with neither sash, tiara or swimsuit competition.

Today, the National Association for the Visual Artists (NAVA) launched a new campaign, Sit For An Artist, urging everyone who is e

Street Poster and OOH provider Revolution360 has been awarded a 7+ year contract with Sydney Trains for its bespoke road-facing advertising assets.

It's top branding tips from Gumtree’s Erin Holt. Who can also get you a top deal on a slightly worn leather recliner.

Gnomes R Us and Haggis-In-A-Cup conspicuous by their absence in LinkedIn's list of hot new start-ups.

72andSunny ups the team with four new hires. Could've even been five if that unsuccessful pitch had gone the other way.

Seismic has announced an expanded New Zealand (NZ) presence to support the transformation of sales and marketing teams, and enable the nation’s employers to focus on upskilling their workforces to overcome a digital skills shortage. The company has also signed NZ-based specialist consultancies, Fresh Perspective Sales (FPS) and Jumping Fox Interactive, as its first two […]

If only AstraZeneca & Pfizer scientists could manage to distil their products into an M&M-like sugar-coated confection.

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"Did the earth move for you?" gags doing the rounds after today's earthquake. Unless you actually did get laid, that is.

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Are The Inspired Unemployed making money from their new podcast? If so, is it being declared to Centrelink, B&T poses?

No one's a greater advocate for inclusion than B&T. Hell, we even have Adelaidians on staff as proof we'll take anyone!

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Know who'd make terrific contestants on The Masked Singer? Henry the Octopus or Mr Blobby.

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When they're charging you a $350 call-out fee to arrive a week late, it beggars why these tradies are so angry.

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When it comes to nuclear submarines, Mars Rovers and warped celebrities, America has no peers. Less so with beer.

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JCDecaux wins Sydney Trains contract. Rather than ads, B&T would prefer to see repeats of I Dream Of Jeannie or ALF.

The Lab expands executive team who can now look forward to spending more time in totally pointless executive meetings.

In the absence of Batman and Robin, it appears Commissioner Gordon can now rely on TikTok to fight the baddies.

A handy batter, Eric Weight is the perfect addition for InMoment as the office cricket team prepares for a tough summer.

Alex Huntley, Booktopia’s head of customer experience, recently appeared at software company Freshworks’ recent digital CX summit RE:SOLVE. During the summit, Huntley shared his thoughts on future-proofing customer service architecture.Huntley sat down with B&T to discuss Booktopia’s partnership with Freshworks and how it has helped their platform develop. B&T: Why did Booktopia first decide to partner […]

The Edison Agency has made four new appointments in its Sydney office to service the continued growth across key account The Arnott’s Group and the recent appointment to Nestlé Oceania’s strategic packaging design roster. Over the past 12 months, the culmination of strategic and creative work across the Uncle Toby’s brand and continued growth of […]

Much like how one can always manage to lose individual socks, the metaverse remains one of the great modern mysteries.

SCA has announced a new smart speaker experience for the Hit Network, with Tom and Olly’s Guide to Lockdown. A voice-activated way to get inspiration and information on fun activities that can be done at home, the guide is curated to appeal to a wide audience. Smart speaker users will find a range of ideas […]