Tuesday TV Wrap: Australian Open Serves Nine A Win

Top Gear features the cars you could never afford to drive. It's a bit like the bogan's Gourmet Traveller, really.

Nine's Richard Hunwick calls time after 15 years. Hoping for a last trip to the Olympics before getting the gold watch.

B&T happy to support the Musicians Making A Difference initiative. Particularly any that encourages more Watusi.

B&T does make jokes about the Budget reply speech but, to his credit, Mr Potato Head rated OK last night.

There's now scented candles to pair with BINGE shows. We're hoping Rex Hunt's Fishing Adventures doesn't hear about it.

Although B&T's an avid supporter of EV cars, we'd definitely miss the smell of petrol and the service station pie.

CommBank's SmallBiz Week is coming to Melbourne on the 29-30 May. B&T's as confused as you are on how that's a week.

B&T's concerned about the fleas, urine & faeces on public transport - and that's just from fellow passengers!

CommBank's sponsorship of the Matildas is a sport marketing masterclass. The opposite to Nick Kyrgios & his sponsors.

VML Australia flying the flag at the One Show Awards in New York. Not that we need more flag waving at the moment.

In a further blow to ventriloquism everywhere, new research says consumers prefer information over funny videos.

Insurer asks what's precious in our lives in new work. Which is better than asking is this business highly flammable.

Stony silence between you and the graphic arts team at Friday drinks? This gaming news could be an ice breaker.

Wavemaker’s Toby Jenner continues his career trajectory. But is it enough to move him up to the first class lounge?

Mindshare is having a very fruitful 2024. Here, CEO Maria Grivas reveals her fertilisers & pruning tips to success.

Aged care commercial uses real life clients & staff. B&T has not contacted the actor's union for comment.

Mutinex is being touted as one of the hottest start-ups in the land. And we don't mean that in an Elizabeth Holmes way.

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B&T encourages this dog adoption initiative. And that's despite us barely being able to look after our own selves.

Apparent charged with Flight Centre's Corporate Traveller creative. Has avoided any gags about stolen hotel bathrobes.

B&T chats with South African tourism's Aussie CMO. Admittedly, we had to quickly rectify our Barossa Valley questions.

A poll of everyday Aussies has revealed our favourite ads. And it'll make difficult reading for the Harvey Norman team.

There was a universal thumbs up for News' D_Coded event. Although there were calls for glitter bombs at the finale.

Vogue Codes is a top initiative encouraging women into STEM-based careers. All while wearing Jimmy Choos, apparently.

Seasoned adlander Garbutt joins the outdoor association. Says he's got the DOOH down pat, but working on the PDOOH.

Although B&T typically shuns predictions, we're expecting big numbers for Peter Dutton's Budget reply speech tonight.

This fiery panel was a highlight of Tuesday's D_Coded event. Not that it spilled out into the carpark.

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Social media agency Channel Factory announces a significant lift in staff numbers. Doesn't thank Tuesday's Budget.

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