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The 'Waiting For Tonight' hitmaker has just launched a new creative ad campaign, including an interactive video game called 'Hit Play', to promote her footwear range.

And these groups are aware of it and are bringing their ‘A’ game. ALAMAT is keenly aware that just being cute won’t cut it. That’s why the 8-member group that includes Tomas, Taneo, R-Ji, Mo, Valfer, Alas, Gami and Jao, are banking that their message and aesthetic would make the difference between being regarded as pretty but vacuous boys, to a pop group out to raise the level of the P-pop genre. And they’re off to a good start. Having just made their debut early this year, ALAMAT has already done good things for themselves. Their initial single “kbye” had the right amount of up...

Premium Content Subscriber only The Drill Hall Theatre is looking for Byron Shire residents willing to have a sign for their upcoming show in their front yards. Just one thing: the name of the play is Shit, and the word is prominently featured on the sign.  Byron Shire Council today returned to the production team five signs that were impounded some days ago, after complaints were received by the council about them. The signs refer to the upcoming production of Patricia Cornellius’ play  Shit. The production of the award-winning drama is set to play at the Drill Hall Theatre in Mu...

Shit have been removed by residents and council. Actor and publicist Clare Atkins said the promotional material went missing recently. “Our upcoming production of the award-winning play Shit has ruffled feathers in the community, with some residents and Byron council removing and impounding promotional signage,” she said. “I have been involved in local theatre for 10 or 11 years and I have never seen council impound our signs before, and we always place them in the same spots. “The council officer I have spoken to said they only remove signs if there are complaints about ...

Publicity materials for an award-winning play have been impounded by council.