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Tyler Clementi Higher Education Anti-Harassment Act of 2023 comes as harassment and bullying, especially of LGBTQ+ community, on the rise

Spikes Asia has today released the Spikes Asia Creativity Report, available to everyone for free through LIONS’ intelligence platform, The Work. The annual report shines a light on the best creative work, as selected by Spikes Juries and includes the rankings for this year’s top performing Networks,

The Monkeys Australia, part of Accenture Song, won a Bronze prize at the prestigious IPA Effectiveness Awards for its outstanding Lamb campaign for Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA). The win was announced at a black-tie gala ceremony in London, England this evening (Monday 10 October). In 2

The general consensus around here, and elsewhere, is that BPA is the way to draft, especially in the lottery. Obviously, no one wants to miss out on LaMelo Ball because your team needs a big...

Sophie Beard and Joash Tham have joined Howatson+Company as creative directors.

Creating brave campaigns that fast became cultural moments, hauling in countless accolades, adding 20+ new clients and securing some of the brightest talent in the business, over the past year, it could be said no other agency has made quite the same kind of impact as The Monkeys, Campaign Brief’s 2

The Immortal Awards has today unveiled the shortlist and finalists from Australia and New Zealand, following a virtual round of judging on Thursday 7th October, hosted in partnership with global partners Nice Shoes.

People and vehicles move on Llangollen Bridge covered in patchwork by artist Luke Jerram in Llangollen, Wales. Photo: Reuters In Wales, a bridge was transformed into a giant patchwork last weekend in conjunction with the International Musical Eisteddfod. The "Bridges, Not Walls" installation work at the Llangollen Bridge, which covers both sides of the 60m-long bridge, was created by British artist Luke Jerram. It comprises 800 squares of fabric, each measuring 1m wide. These handcrafted squar...

Australian premiers have been blasted in a new campaign by Meat and Livestock Australia that pokes fun at the ongoing border wars between states.  Cheeky murals of state premiers fighting over a lamb chop will be plastered across the country at border points and in major cities over the next week.  In one hilarious portrait, Gladys Berejiklian is seen facing off with her Queensland counterpart, Annastacia Palaszczuk, as they tear into a cutlet, while WA premier, Mark McGowan sinks his teeth ...

VERMONT AFL-CIO LEADERSHIP COMMITTED TO FIGHTING FASCISM; CALLS FOR ACTION TO FIGHT THE RIGHT-WING, BUILD WORKING PEOPLE’S UNITY Posted on From January 11, 2021 Executive Board Meeting Minutes: The Attempted Fascist Coup in Washington DC/Trump The troubling events last week in Washington and potential future fascist demonstrations (in DC and at State Capitols) discussed. It was discussed how the fascism finds fertile ground to grow in economic distress/turmoil – creating division a...